Definition of molybdate in English:

molybdate

noun məˈlɪbdeɪtməˈlɪbˌdeɪt

Chemistry

A salt in which the anion contains both molybdenum and oxygen, especially one of the anion MoO₄²⁻.
〔化〕钼酸盐
Example sentencesExamples
- It is noteworthy that the values obtained for the wild type in cells grown in the presence of molybdate are lower for nitrate reductase and nicotinate hydroxylase.
- ‘Even if a system is known to have minimal leakage, regular testing for nitrite or molybdate is recommended,’ he says.
- As yet no gene responsible for a Mo transporter has been identified, although there is some evidence that molybdate may be taken up by the phosphate and/or sulphate transporter.
- The ready restoration of biosynthesis by removal of tungstate suggests that the molybdate is weakly held by the enzyme and that xanthoxal is its substrate.
- Ammonium molybdate was added to all reactions to inhibit activity from non-specific phosphatases.

Origin

Late 18th century: from molybdic (acid), a parent acid of molybdates, + -ate¹.

Definition of molybdate in US English:

molybdate

nounməˈlibˌdātməˈlɪbˌdeɪt

Chemistry

A salt in which the anion contains both molybdenum and oxygen, especially one of the anion MoO₄²⁻.
〔化〕钼酸盐
Example sentencesExamples
- The ready restoration of biosynthesis by removal of tungstate suggests that the molybdate is weakly held by the enzyme and that xanthoxal is its substrate.
- It is noteworthy that the values obtained for the wild type in cells grown in the presence of molybdate are lower for nitrate reductase and nicotinate hydroxylase.
- ‘Even if a system is known to have minimal leakage, regular testing for nitrite or molybdate is recommended,’ he says.
- Ammonium molybdate was added to all reactions to inhibit activity from non-specific phosphatases.
- As yet no gene responsible for a Mo transporter has been identified, although there is some evidence that molybdate may be taken up by the phosphate and/or sulphate transporter.

Origin

Late 18th century: from molybdic (acid), a parent acid of molybdates, + -ate.

词汇	molybdate
释义	Definition of molybdate in English: molybdate noun məˈlɪbdeɪtməˈlɪbˌdeɪt Chemistry A salt in which the anion contains both molybdenum and oxygen, especially one of the anion MoO₄²⁻. 〔化〕钼酸盐 Example sentencesExamples It is noteworthy that the values obtained for the wild type in cells grown in the presence of molybdate are lower for nitrate reductase and nicotinate hydroxylase. ‘Even if a system is known to have minimal leakage, regular testing for nitrite or molybdate is recommended,’ he says. As yet no gene responsible for a Mo transporter has been identified, although there is some evidence that molybdate may be taken up by the phosphate and/or sulphate transporter. The ready restoration of biosynthesis by removal of tungstate suggests that the molybdate is weakly held by the enzyme and that xanthoxal is its substrate. Ammonium molybdate was added to all reactions to inhibit activity from non-specific phosphatases. Origin Late 18th century: from molybdic (acid), a parent acid of molybdates, + -ate¹. Definition of molybdate in US English: molybdate nounməˈlibˌdātməˈlɪbˌdeɪt Chemistry A salt in which the anion contains both molybdenum and oxygen, especially one of the anion MoO₄²⁻. 〔化〕钼酸盐 Example sentencesExamples The ready restoration of biosynthesis by removal of tungstate suggests that the molybdate is weakly held by the enzyme and that xanthoxal is its substrate. It is noteworthy that the values obtained for the wild type in cells grown in the presence of molybdate are lower for nitrate reductase and nicotinate hydroxylase. ‘Even if a system is known to have minimal leakage, regular testing for nitrite or molybdate is recommended,’ he says. Ammonium molybdate was added to all reactions to inhibit activity from non-specific phosphatases. As yet no gene responsible for a Mo transporter has been identified, although there is some evidence that molybdate may be taken up by the phosphate and/or sulphate transporter. Origin Late 18th century: from molybdic (acid), a parent acid of molybdates, + -ate.
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