In the (HFO Blend)/POE system, there were four chemicals (polyoxyethylene nonyl-phenyl ether, potassium fluoride, potassium hydrogen fluoride, and sodium carbonate) along with the control that showed TOA [less than or equal to] 1000 ppm after aging at both low and high initial concentrations and eight chemicals (propylene glycol, potassium hydroxide,
sodium molybdate, sodium paratoluene sulfonate, zinc chloride, neutral calcium alkylaryl sulfonate, sodium nitrite, and hydroxyethyl cellulose) that showed TOA > 1000 ppm at both concentrations.
It is worth noting that for each gram of
sodium molybdate (solution 127g.[L.sup.-1]) added to the seeds, an increment of 0,378 and 0,0519 milligrams was observed for shoot and root dry phytomass, respectively, in accordance with Oliveira et al.
(4)
Sodium molybdate sprayed during the fast-growth period and
sodium molybdate combined with Gfo sprayed at the maturity stage (M-Mo + Gfo).
In two separate round bottom flasks rutin (0.664 g 2 mmol) was added to dissolve thoroughly till 15 minutes then added zirconium nitrate (0.215 g 1 mmol) in one flask and
sodium molybdate (0.242 g 1 mmol) in another flask under stirring containing rutin.
1 shows the increase in the production of Mo-blue inside of the dialysis tubing at different concentrations of
sodium molybdate. The increase in Mo-blue production was approximately linear at all molybdate concentrations.
Nayak (1989) observed significant enhanced soybean growth after application of
sodium molybdate. The failure of the method of molybdenum application to exert a significant influence on most of the growth parameters measured and on yield and yield components of soybean could be that the three methods of applying molybdenum are equally useful methods of applying molybdenum.
I used to pay $2.50 a pound for
sodium molybdate, and my next purchase will be more than $7.50 per pound.
Bismuth nitrate,
sodium molybdate, MB, sodium hydroxide, nitric acid, absolute alcohol, SDS, PVP, and CTAB were provided by Sinopharm Chemical Reagent Co., Ltd.
Sodium molybdate is well suited as a non-toxic, anodic (pitting) corrosion inhibitor of steel (Rey et al.