TY-Cobalt Oxide Industrial Black Powder for Glass and Ceramic Phase-Verification Enquiries
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ColorBlackPhysical formPowder
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CAS No.1307-96-6Purity99%
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AppearanceBlack PowderApplicationLithium Battery Materials, Ceramic Pigments, Glass
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ClassificationCobalt OxideEINECS No.215-154-6
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Grade StandardIndustrial GradeMolecular FormulaCoO
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Other NamesCobalt Monoxide / Cobalt TetroxideOxide TypeMetal Oxides
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Molecular Weight74.93SolubilityInsoluble in Water
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Density6.44 g/cm³MOQ1 MT
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Packaging25kg Bag, 500kg Bag, 1000kg Jumbo BagSupply Ability500 MT per Month
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SampleAvailableCertificateISO, COA, MSDS
A glass or ceramic enquiry for cobalt oxide should identify the oxide phase before a specific material is selected. TY-Cobalt Oxide is the actual model for an industrial black powder identified within the cobalt-oxide family. The next decision requires phase and composition evidence for the sample.
Establish the oxide phase required by the project
State the exact material requirement in the enquiry and request phase-identification results for the supplied powder. Match those results to the sample under consideration. A generic oxide name and black appearance do not establish a specific chemical phase.
Ask what the composition analysis actually measures
Obtain current analysis with the assay basis and relevant constituent results. Confirm whether the report addresses the phase and composition criteria needed by the intended process. A general purity description cannot replace that defined analytical basis.
Set the glass or ceramic acceptance tests after identity review
Describe the actual glass or ceramic formulation and process conditions. Request particle information and the physical-property reports relevant to that system. Evaluate the confirmed material through controlled tests rather than inferring a colour or processing result from the powder's name.
Keep the enquiry separate from specialised performance claims
A lithium-battery-material enquiry also needs its own component, chemistry and qualification requirements. An application label does not establish electrochemical performance. Keep phase, composition and applicable technical documents associated with the exact sample tested, and review that evidence before deciding whether a phase-specific material can be accepted for the project.
