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What is the name of the complex that forms when silicon reacts with ammonium Molybdate ?

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Question added by Ahmed Seddik Aadli , chemistry lecturer , the Aluminium Technical Industrial Institution - Qena
Date Posted: 2015/06/26
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Abdulmuhaimin Usman
by Abdulmuhaimin Usman , head of information and media department , nigeria

Some forms of silica (usually polymeric) will not react with ammonium molybdate and must be digested with sodium bicarbonate to be converted to a reactive form. Silicic acid reacts with water and hydrates as follows: H2SiO3 + 3H2O ç H8SiO6. This hydrated silicic acid reacts with molybdate in the presence of acids to form

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