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molybdenum disulfide
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molybdenum disulfide [mə′lib·də·nəm dī′səl‚fīd]
(inorganic chemistry)
MoS2A black lustrous powder, melting at 1185°C, insoluble in water, soluble in aqua regia and concentrated sulfuric acid; used as a dry lubricant and an additive for greases and oils. Also known as molybdenum sulfide; molybdic sulfide.
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Values reported are Mo, not MoS2 and all samples reporting (greater than)500ppm from ICP analysis are assayed.
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278% Mo Results of the November 2005 trenching program are as follows: --------------------------------------------------------------------- TRENCH # INTERVAL (m) LENGTH (m) % MoS2 % Mo --------------------------------------------------------------------- OT-1 10-69 59 .
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