Molybdenum rod is relatively stable in most common chemicals, but under certain conditions, it may react with some chemicals. Here are some chemicals that may react with molybdenum rods:
Oxygen: At high temperatures, molybdenum rods may react with oxygen to form molybdenum trioxide (MoO3). This reaction usually occurs at higher temperatures.
Strong oxidizing agents: Strong oxidizing agents such as concentrated nitric acid, concentrated sulfuric acid, and sodium hydroxide may cause corrosion or oxidation to molybdenum rods.
Fluoride: Fluoride is a strong etchant that reacts with molybdenum rods to form molybdenum fluoride.
Alkali metals: Alkali metals such as sodium and potassium may react with molybdenum rods at high temperatures to form corresponding metal molybdenum compounds.
Ammonia and Hydrogen Nitride: Under conditions of high temperature and pressure, ammonia and hydrogen nitride may react with molybdenum rods to form molybdenum nitride.
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