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{{Element | name=Cobalt | symbol=Co | anumber=27 | amass=58.9 amu | noe=27 | class=Transistion metal | cstructure=hexagonal | color=silver | date=1737 | discname=[[George Brandt]] | origname=From the German ''kobold''. | uses=Cobalt is used in magnets, ceramics, and special glasses. | obtained=arsenic, oxygen, sulfer, or cobaltine. }} | {{Element | name=Cobalt | symbol=Co | anumber=27 | amass=58.9 amu | noe=27 | class=Transistion metal | cstructure=hexagonal | color=silver | date=1737 | discname=[[George Brandt]] | origname=From the German ''kobold''. | uses=Cobalt is used in magnets, ceramics, and special glasses. | obtained=arsenic, oxygen, sulfer, or cobaltine. }} | ||
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Revision as of 21:56, March 25, 2007
| Cobalt | |
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| Properties | |
| Atomic symbol | Co |
| Atomic number | 27 |
| Classification | Transistion metal |
| Atomic mass | 58.9 amu |
| Other Information | |
| Date of discovery | 1737 |
| Name of discoverer | George Brandt |
| Name origin | From the German kobold. |
| Uses | Cobalt is used in magnets, ceramics, and special glasses. |
| Obtained from | arsenic, oxygen, sulfer, or cobaltine. |