Industrial Cobalt-Oxide Black Powder, TY-Cobalt Oxide, for Electronic-Material and CoO Phase Assessment

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Product description
  • Color
    Black
    Physical form
    Powder
  • CAS No.
    1307-96-6
    Purity
    99%
  • Appearance
    Black Powder
    Application
    Lithium Battery Materials, Ceramic Pigments, Glass
  • Classification
    Cobalt Oxide
    EINECS No.
    215-154-6
  • Grade Standard
    Industrial Grade
    Molecular Formula
    CoO
  • Other Names
    Cobalt Monoxide / Cobalt Tetroxide
    Oxide Type
    Metal Oxides
  • Molecular Weight
    74.93
    Solubility
    Insoluble in Water
  • Density
    6.44 g/cm³
    MOQ
    1 MT
  • Packaging
    25kg Bag, 500kg Bag, 1000kg Jumbo Bag
    Supply Ability
    500 MT per Month
  • Sample
    Available
    Certificate
    ISO, COA, MSDS

An electronic-material enquiry needs the actual cobalt-oxide phase to be identified before a grade can be accepted. TY-Cobalt Oxide is an offered model of industrial black cobalt-oxide powder, providing a limited material-family starting point for a documented technical comparison.

Confirm the oxide phase required by the project

State whether the project specifically requires cobalt monoxide, CoO, and request analytical identification of the actual offered powder. A model name and black appearance identify the enquiry material, while phase-specific acceptance needs an appropriate current report.

Request composition on the confirmed phase basis

Ask for the actual assay basis, individual impurity results and relevant particle measurements after the oxide identity is established. Any required physical-property report should identify the material tested and its method, so the comparison uses evidence for the offered grade rather than an assumed oxide phase.

Identity evidence
Actual phase identification linked to the offered model.
Grade evidence
Phase-specific composition and the required impurity and powder limits.

Define the electronic-material qualification separately

Describe the intended process and the measurements that determine material acceptance. Electronic materials, lithium-battery materials, ceramic pigments and glass are enquiry directions; they do not establish an electronic-grade, electrochemical or finished-process result.

Samples are available, with terms, current safety documents and any applicable certification scope to confirm. Request the phase report with the sample brief before drawing a CoO-specific conclusion, and connect the accepted material measurements to the actual qualification trial.

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