High purity Cobalt metal pieces, element 27 sample, 2 grams 99,99% in glass vial with label. Pure cobalt metal element.
Cobalt is one of the transition metals with chemical symbol Co and atomic number 27. It is solid and silvery-grey at normal pressure and temperature, it's very strong to cut.
Cobalt metal is another dangerous metal, do not touch without latex gloves.
We suggest this element at various purity like 99,9% and 99,99% in a 7 mL or 5mL glass vial with about 2 cm of diameter.
We usually use cobalt pellet or cobalt electrolytic flakes both very shiny.
Cobalt Metal
1. Product: Cobalt cut cathode 2. Brand: ..... cobalt (given upon interest) 3. Quality: typical assay sent before 4. Quantity: mutually agreed up to 40MT/month, but if less required MOQ 10 mt/m can be agreed. 5. Packing: In original producer's sealed drum on pallets 6. Price: Metal Bulletin Low Grade Low Quotation Monthly Average (M) + 5% 7. Delivery: ex bonded warehouse 8. Payment: Conditional release by T/T payment 9. Shipment: from May to December, 2018
COBALT METAL PIECE The development of cobalt In the case of cobalt, the ancient greeks and Romans used its compound to make colored glass to produce a beautiful dark blue.By the 20th century, cobalt and its alloys had been widely used in the electrical, mechanical, chemical, aerospace and other industrial sectors and had become an important strategic metal.China began to extract cobalt from cobalt ore, nickel ore and cobalt-bearing pyrite in the 1950s.The use of cobalt minerals has a long history. The egyptians used cobalt blue as a coloring agent for ceramic products in the BC period, and cobalt compounds have been widely used in ceramic production since the tang dynasty.Cobalt was first isolated by the Swedish chemist Brandt in 1735 and identified as an element by Bergman in 1780. The use of the cobalt At present, the consumption and application of cobalt in the traditional fields are mainly battery Cobalt materials, super heat resistant alloy, tool steel, carbide, magnetic materials;Cobalt, which is consumed as a compound, is mainly used as a catalyst, desiccant, reagent, pigment and dye.Cobalt-60 is a widely used radioactive material widely used in biochemistry for activation analysis.For tracer studies in electroplating, corrosion and catalysis;It is used in medicine for radiological examination and treatment.
Cobalt Metal/Cobalt Flake 99.9% Place of Origin: China (Mainland) Brand Name: TXM Model Number: Cobalt Cathode Application: Superalloys, special steels Shape :Flake Material: Cobalt Chemical Composition: Co Certificate: ISO Full plate Size: 950~970X800~830mm Cathode (cut): around 50*50*7 mm Purity: 99.9% Density: 8.92 CAS No: 7440-48-4 MW: 58.93 EINECS: 231-158-0 Sample: Available Supply Ability:50000 Kilogram/Kilograms per Quarter Packaging & Delivery:25/50/250 kilograms iron drum with pallet Loading Port: China Main Port Lead Time : 10days after order confirmed
Origin: dr congo Type: cobalt-27 - bulk powder - 25% concentrated Price: 1700 us$/mt Quantity: 300-500 mt/month Payment method: l/c Shipment: fob, cif Pictures: available
Cobalt Sheet Metal Cobalt is a shiny, brittle metal that is used to produce strong, corrosion and heat-resistant alloys, permanent magnets and hard metals. Properties: Atomic Symbol: Co Atomic Number:27 Atomic Mass: 58.93g/mol Element Category: Transition metal Density: 8.56g/cm3at 20C Melting Point:2723F (1495C) Boiling Point:5301F (2927C) Moh's Hardness: 5 Size: Width:60mm,100mm,150mm,200mm or customized Length: 80mm,100mm to 600mm or customized Category: Cobalt
Cobalt powder 1kG per package
We can supplie Cobalt, listing below : Cobalt Conc. 6-8% Cobalt Intermediate 20-30% Cobalt metal 99.3% min Cobalt metal 99.3% min Cobalt metal 99.3% min Cobalt metal 99.8% min Cobalt metal 99.8% min Cobalt metal 99.8% min Cobalt Carbonates 46% min Cobalt Chloride 24% min Cobalt Monoxide 78% min Cobalt oxides 72% min Cobalt oxides 72% min Cobalt Powder 99.5% min Cobalt sulphates 20.5% min please feel free to contatc us, we will send to you or best offer , Regards'
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