How to obtain molybdenum oxide with a high specific surface area
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I am using ammonium molybdate to produce molybdenum carbide carriers, but the specific surface area of the molybdenum oxide obtained at that stage is only 3, which does not meet the requirements. I would like to ask how the experts in the past handled this, or if there are other methods to obtain molybdenum oxide with a higher specific surface area. Thank you
The precipitation temperature should not be too high; neutralization and precipitation should take place in an environment with a low pH
I initially used the calcination method, so I still need to use the liquid-phase approach. Thank you