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Cobalt Oxide (CoO) Micron Powder – 99.99% Purity, -325 Mesh
Ultra-Pure Cobalt Monoxide Powder for Advanced Pigment, Ceramic, and Electronic Applications
Product Description
Cobalt(II) Oxide (CoO) is a high-purity, deep-colored inorganic compound, widely recognized for its critical role in the manufacturing of pigments, ceramics, battery materials, and specialty inks. With 99.99% purity and a fine particle size of -325 mesh, this cobalt oxide powder offers excellent consistency and dispersibility across various high-performance applications.
The compound crystallizes in the cubic rock salt structure and delivers strong coloration characteristics—making it ideal for use in blue-colored ceramics, glass, and glaze formulations. It is also used as a precursor for catalysts and for advanced material synthesis in electronic and energy storage technologies.
Technical Specifications
Chemical Formula: CoO
CAS Number: 1308-06-1
Purity: 99.99%
Composition: Cobalt (Co) – 73.4%, Oxygen (O) – 26.6%
Particle Size: -325 mesh
Density: 6.45 g/cm³
Melting Point: 1795 °C
Crystal Structure: Cubic
Form: Fine Powder
Applications
Colorants & Pigments:
Used in ceramics, glazes, enamels, and glasses to impart rich blue colors. Preferred in high-temperature coloration due to thermal stability.Inks & Paints:
Acts as a pigment component in specialty ink formulations and industrial coatings.Electronic Ceramics:
Functions as a raw material for the production of magnetic and semiconductor ceramics.Battery Materials:
Applied in the fabrication of cathode materials for lithium-ion and other battery types.Catalyst Precursor:
Used in chemical synthesis as an intermediate in preparing cobalt-based catalysts.
Key Features
Ultra-high 99.99% purity for demanding technical applications
Submicron fine powder for uniform dispersion and high surface reactivity
Stable cubic crystal structure suitable for high-temperature processing
Compatible with oxide ceramics and glass systems
Reliable performance in pigment and ink formulations
Additional information
| Gram | 25 g, 100 g, 500 g, 1000 g |
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