Abstract
The results of studies of the forms of finding and methods of extracting molybdenum from acidic solutions with a high concentration of sulfuric acid are presented. Ion-exchange resins of various modifications were tested to determine the most effective for molybdenum during its sorption from a sulfuric acid solution.
Highlights
The manuscript called “Silsilat al-salatin” (“Genealogy of Sovereigns”) that was written in 1143 / 1730-31 in India by a native of Central Asia Haji Mir Muhammad Salim, who was one of the representatives of Ashtarkhanid royal family, enriches the number of such works
Pakistani scholar Riyaz al-Islam, describing “Silsilat al-salatin”as the best and most detailed work on the history of Turan, noted that one should be careful with the data of the manuscript concerning Indo-Turanian relations, since the author was a native of the Ashtarkhanids (1009 / 1601-1170/1757) that were the ruling dynasty in Bukhara Khanate [21:250-251]
Second conclusion is that Mir Muhammad Salim provides additional information about Shah Jahan's preparations for the campaign against Balkh and Badakhshan, about the routes of troops from India to these areas
Summary
The manuscript called “Silsilat al-salatin” (“Genealogy of Sovereigns”) that was written in 1143 / 1730-31 in India by a native of Central Asia Haji Mir Muhammad Salim, who was one of the representatives of Ashtarkhanid royal family, enriches the number of such works. The work of Haji Amir Muhammad Salim mainly describes socio-political history of Central Asia and Northern Afghanistan in the 16th - early 18th centuries, it contains a lot of data on the issue of international relations in the region, in particular on the political relations of Bukhara Khanate with Baburid India.
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