TY-Cobalt Oxide Industrial Black Powder for Lithium-Ion Battery Material Qualification 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 lithium-ion material enquiry needs a confirmed oxide identity and a defined battery-component requirement. TY-Cobalt Oxide is an industrial black powder identified within the cobalt-oxide family. The actual phase and composition basis must be established before a phase-specific material can be selected.
State the component, chemistry and oxide requirement
Describe the intended battery-material process and the phase it requires. Request phase-identification evidence for the actual powder sample. An industrial oxide name and black appearance do not establish that phase or a battery-grade qualification.
Review the current composition on a defined basis
Obtain the assay definition and the constituent results needed by the intended process. Confirm that the analysis relates to the material being evaluated. A broad purity description does not establish phase purity or the individual limits required for a component formulation.
Qualify the confirmed powder through the actual process
Request relevant particle and physical-property reports after phase identification. Agree the processing and finished-material tests before assessing the sample. Chemical identity and an application label do not establish capacity, cycle performance or compatibility with a particular battery system.
- Confirm the required and supplied oxide phases.
- Review current composition and constituent limits for the exact sample.
- Assess applicable qualification documents and controlled process results.
Ceramic-pigment and glass enquiries require their own acceptance tests. Keep all phase and analysis records associated with the powder actually tested, and use the project's measured evidence before making a phase-specific material recommendation.
