Molybdic Acid
Chandler's Encyclopedia · 1898 · p. 61
H,MoO,+H2O. Made by treating ammonium molybdate with nitric acid. From this are derived many complicated forms. The acids themselves do not exist, but they are represented by salts: 2H,MoO, H,Mo,O,+H2O. 3H,MoO-H,Mo2O10+2H2O. 4H,MoO, HMOO H, Mo,O,+3H,O. 10H,MoO-H,Mo1001+9H2O, etc. Molybdite. MoO., Molybdic ocher; found occasionally with molybdenite as a product of alteration. Mombasa. Capital of British East Africa Co.; on a coral
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