Sodium Metavanadate is a yellow solid which is soluble in water and used in inks, fur dyeing, and photography, and as a corrosion inhibitor in gas scrubbers. Sodium Metavanadate ‘s natural forms include mineral metamunirite (anhydrous) and a dihydrate, munirite.
Molecular Formula: NaVO3
Molecular Weight: 157.97
Other Names: sodium vanadate,sodium trioxovanadate(V). Appearence: yellow to colorless crystalline powder

Sodium-Metavanadate

Sodium Metavanadate Specification:

Chemical Composition %

Form

NaVO3
(on dry basis)

V2O5

P

S

As

Fe

K2O

      ≤

   Powder

A-grade

60-74.57

0.01

0.03

0.01

0.05

0.1

B-grade

43-57.57

0.02

0.08

0.02

0.08

0.2

Sodium Metavanadate Anhydrous Specification:

Formula:

NaVO3

CAS no. :

13718-26-8

MW:

121.93

EINECS no. :

2372727

Appearance:

white powder

V:

min. 40 %

Na2O:

24 – 27 %

Na2CO3:

max. 1 %

Fe:

max. 0.10 %

Si:

max. 0.05 %

Cl:

max. 0.05 %

H2O:

max. 1 %

Density:

2.85 g/cm3

Melting Point:

~600 ºC

Sodium metavanadate dihydrate Specification:

CAS No. 16519-65-6 Chemical Name: Sodium metavanadate dihydrate
Synonyms: Vanadic acid(HVO3)sodium salt,dihydrate CBNumber: CB01453805

Packing: Iron barrel or paperboard barrel.
Nature: White or light yellow crystal, relative density /2.79., Melting point /630 ℃. It’s slightly soluble in ethanol.
Uses:Applied as an an auxiliary for photography,inks for printing,catalyst in organic synthsis.Used in the production of synthetic methanol, ammonia and fuels. Can be mordant and fixer,useful in dying fur.Also applied in gas-scrubbing systems as an efficient corrosion inhibitor.