Industrial Cobalt Sulfate Heptahydrate, 21% Co, for Rechargeable-Battery Material Enquiries

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Product description
  • Color
    Red-brown
  • CAS No.
    10026-24-1
    Purity
    Co 21%
  • Appearance
    Red-brown
    Application
    cobalt salt, Lithium battery, Electroplating, Catalyst, Pigment and ceramic
  • Classification
    Sulphate
    EINECS No.
    600-050-9
  • Grade Standard
    Industrial Grade
    Molecular Formula
    CoSO4*7H2O
  • Other Names
    Cobalt Sulfate Heptahydrate, Cobalt sulfate, Sulfuric acid cobalt salt
    Type
    Cobalt Sulfate
  • Hs code
    28332990
    Solubility
    Easily soluble in water
  • pH Value
    3.5 -5.5 (5% solution)
    Density
    Approx. 1.95 g/cm³
  • Molecular Weight
    281.10
    Packing
    25kg bag or 1000kg jumbo bag
  • Storage
    Store in a cool, dry place, away from moisture
    Shelf Life
    2 Years

Rechargeable-battery material assessment needs a component specification before a cobalt salt is selected. The TY-Cobalt Sulfate Heptahydrate model identifies an industrial red-brown material with formula CoSO4*7H2O. Its stated 21% Co value refers to elemental cobalt.

Connect the heptahydrate enquiry to the component brief

Identify the actual battery chemistry, process stage and constituent limits that determine acceptance. Request current identity and cobalt analysis for the evaluation sample. Elemental cobalt content alone does not establish whole-salt purity or battery-grade qualification.

Compare the conditioned pH measurement correctly

The stated pH interval of 3.5–5.5 applies to a 5% solution. Ask how that solution was prepared and how the measurement was made. Preserve the concentration when reading reports rather than treating the value as an operating condition for the battery process.

Check sample properties and qualification evidence together

Which physical information is reported?

Density is given as approximately 1.95 g/cm³ and water solubility is described as easy. Request the density method and any physical information required by the intended component; no dissolution-time result is specified.

What supports actual component acceptance?

Review controlled trial results against the agreed constituent and process criteria. A rechargeable-battery use label does not demonstrate capacity, cycle performance or compatibility with a particular system.

Electroplating, catalyst, pigment, ceramic and cobalt-salt projects need their own assessment. Keep current technical and handling records with the material analysis, and confirm the supplied cool, dry storage guidance away from moisture before making the final selection.