โ Scribed by E.Roy Epperson; Herschel Frye
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An inert metal oxide (TiO2), a catalytic oxide (Fe2 03 ) and an oxide which forms volatile halides (MOO3) have been incorporated into polypropylene and polystyrene on their own, in combination with one another, and in the absence and presence of a halogen compound (Cereclor 70 or decabromobiphenyl o
## Abstract Molybdenum(VI) oxide reacted with hydrogen sulphide to give, either a mixture of molybdenum(IV) sulphide and molybdenum(IV) oxide, which is very difficult to separate, or, at higher temperatures molybdenum(IV) oxide only. In the presence of ammonium chloride, the reaction gave pure lubr
The oxidation of organic compounds by hydrogen peroxide, catalysed by transition metal derivatives, e.g. V(V), Mo(V1) and W (VI) complexes, involves the formation of peroxometal complexes. These are much more efficient oxidants than hydrogen peroxide so that the catalysed reactions are of remarkable