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CR2O3
Cobalt Oxide, Cobalt (II, III) Oxide, Cobalt Tetroxide
Cobalt (II, III) Oxide, also known as Cobalt Tetroxide, is widely used in baking blue glass, blue glazes, and enamels. It serves as a precursor for cobalt sulfate and cobalt chloride production. Applications extend to semiconductors, grinding wheels, catalysis, ceramics, electrode materials, solar energy absorbers, pigments, and more. It is a critical material in advanced industries, including electronics and energy storage. Typical analysis includes 72.86% cobalt and trace amounts of other elements. Average particle size: 5.19 microns.
Product Specifications
Chemical Name Cobalt (II, III) Oxide Synonyms Cobalt Tetroxide Cobalt Content 72.86% APS (D50) 5.19 Microns CAS Number [1308-06-1] Typical Trace Elements Ni: 0.0015%, Fe: 0.0023%, Cu: 0.0014%, Mn: 0.0007%, Zn: 0.0006%, Pb: 0.0042%, Cr: 0.0008%
Applications and Benefits:
- Blue glass, glaze, and enamel pigmentation
- Production of cobalt sulfate and cobalt chloride
- Semiconductor materials
- Grinding wheels
- Catalysis and catalyst carrier
- Lithium-ion battery electrode materials
- Solar energy absorbers
- Electronic ceramics
- Temperature and gas sensors
- Magnetic materials
- Electrochromic devices
Caution:
Store in a dry, cool place to preserve material integrity. Handle with care to avoid inhalation or direct contact. Ensure compatibility with specific applications before large-scale use.
- blue pigments
- catalytic materials
- ceramic materials
- ceramic pigments
- co 3 o 4
- CO3O4
- cobalt compounds
- cobalt content
- cobalt oxide
- cobalt oxide applications
- cobalt oxide compound
- cobalt oxide materials
- cobalt oxide production
- cobalt oxide properties
- cobalt oxide usage
- cobalt tetroxide
- electrochromic devices
- electrode materials
- electronic ceramics
- gas sensors
- grinding wheels
- lithiumion battery
- magnetic materials
- oxide
- oxides
- semiconductor materials
- solar energy absorbers
- temperature sensors