Normal Silver Molybdate, Ag₂MoO₄

Normal Silver Molybdate, Ag₂MoO₄, is obtained as a yellowish-white flocculent precipitate by double decomposition of solutions of silver nitrate and normal potassium molybdate; it may be obtained in colourless crystals by slowly evaporating strongly ammoniacal solutions of silver nitrate and molybdic acid. It is readily fusible, is slightly soluble in water, and is soluble in nitric acid, potassium cyanide, and ammonia.

The acid molybdate 2Ag₂O.5MoO₃ is said to be obtained by a similar double decomposition.

The tetramolybdate Ag₂O.4MoO₃.6H₂O is known.

An iodomolybdate of silver, 4Ag₂O.3MoO₃.4I₂O₅, has been described.