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vanadium pentoxide

[və′nād·ē·əm ¦pen′täk‚sīd]
(inorganic chemistry)
V2O5 A toxic, yellow to red powder, soluble in alkalies and acids, slightly soluble in water; melts at 690°C; used in medicine, as a catalyst, as a ceramics coloring, for ultraviolet-resistant glass, photographic developers, textiles dyeing, and nuclear reactors. Also known as vanadic acid anhydride.
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The crystallization temperature at different heating rates (a) have been plotted as a function of vanadium pentoxide ([V.sub.2][O.sub.5]) concentration (Fig.
In the hydrated vanadium pentoxide [V.sub.2][O.sub.5] x n[H.sub.2]O (n = 1.6-1.8), the internal electrochromic effect (IECE) is observed without the use of an external electrolyte [13].
Diffractogram of powder of vanadium pentoxide obtained by thermal decomposition of tetravanadate ammonium at a temperature of653 K for 50 min.
This study aims to prepare rice husk ash (RHA) by leaching, followed by modification with vanadium pentoxide and characterization of the material.
Annual production of 2.5 million tonnes high-value hot briquetted iron will be sold to the alternative iron unit and scrap metal markets for use in steelmaking, with vanadium pentoxide targeted to the emerging battery storage market.
A little zinc in the mix will brighten the reds, and a little vanadium pentoxide is sometimes added to prevent discolouration.
Such ferrovanadium is the product of igneous metallurgical conversion of the commercial vanadium pentoxide (75-95 % [V.sub.2][O.sub.5]) produced by the hydrometallurgical method from the slag, used in converter removal of vanadium from the cast iron melted in blast furnaces from the enriched vanadium-containing titanium-magnetite ores.
Volume 86 focuses on cobalt in hard-metals and cobalt sulfate, gallium arsenide, indium phosphide, and vanadium pentoxide (IARC, in press a) In our article (Siemiatycki et al.
Another approach coats the polymer with a weakly conductive surface layer like vanadium pentoxide. More recently, intrinsically conducting polymers have been marketed.
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