WQ's ammonium metatungstate (AMT) is an important tungsten compound. It is more accurately described as an ammonium salt of a polyoxometalate anion.
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WO3 91%
W&Q
1. Molecular Formula: H28N6O41W12
2. Property: White crystalline powder. Soluble in water.
3. Specification(%):
WO3 | 91min |
Mo | 0.002max |
Fe | 0.001max |
Al | 0.001max |
Si | 0.001max |
Ni | 0.001max |
| Ca | 0.001max |
| K | 0.001max |
| Na | 0.001max |
| Mn | 0.001max |
| Cr | 0.001max |
| As | 0.001max |
| P | 0.002max |
| Bi | 0.0005max |
| Sn | 0.0005max |
| Sb | 0.0005max |
| Cu | 0.001max |
| Zn | 0.001max |
| Ti | 0.001max |
| Cl | 0.02max |
Mg | 0.001max |

USAGE
Application Area | Specific Uses |
Production of Tungsten Catalysts | |
| Precursor to Tungsten Oxide | Its aqueous solution is an excellent source of tungsten for making high-purity tungsten trioxide (WO₃) via thermal decomposition. |
| Preparation of Metallic Tungsten | Through the oxide reduction pathway, it is used to produce fine and ultra-fine tungsten powder. |
| Chemical Source in Materials Science | Used for synthesizing tungsten-containing coatings, films (e.g., by spray pyrolysis or sol-gel methods), and other functional materials like phosphors. |
| Ceramics and Pigments | Serves as a raw material for tungsten bronzes and certain ceramic pigments. |