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Cobalt Grace Yuan + Teresa Chan

Cobalt Grace Yuan + Teresa Chan. The Element Pronounced as: KO-bolt Origin: From the Latin word kobalt, meaning evil spirit, as the metal was so poisonous

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Page 1: Cobalt Grace Yuan + Teresa Chan. The Element Pronounced as: KO-bolt Origin: From the Latin word kobalt, meaning evil spirit, as the metal was so poisonous

CobaltGrace Yuan + Teresa Chan

Page 2: Cobalt Grace Yuan + Teresa Chan. The Element Pronounced as: KO-bolt Origin: From the Latin word kobalt, meaning evil spirit, as the metal was so poisonous

The ElementPronounced as: KO-bolt

Origin: From the Latin word kobalt, meaning evil spirit, as the metal was so poisonous to miners.

Chemical symbol: Co

Element type: Transition metal

Period number: 4

Group number: 9

Page 3: Cobalt Grace Yuan + Teresa Chan. The Element Pronounced as: KO-bolt Origin: From the Latin word kobalt, meaning evil spirit, as the metal was so poisonous

DiscoveryWho?1. Dimitri Mendeleev + George Brandt

When?1. 1737

How?1. They attempted to prove that the

element bismuth was not the one with the ability to color glass blue

Page 4: Cobalt Grace Yuan + Teresa Chan. The Element Pronounced as: KO-bolt Origin: From the Latin word kobalt, meaning evil spirit, as the metal was so poisonous

Atomic number: 27

Atomic mass: 58.933195

Isotopes: 56Co, 56Co, 58Co, 59Co, 60Co

Most stable isotope: 60Co

Neighboring elements: Iron, Nickel, Rhodium

Family members: Rhodium, Iridium, and Meltnerium

Page 5: Cobalt Grace Yuan + Teresa Chan. The Element Pronounced as: KO-bolt Origin: From the Latin word kobalt, meaning evil spirit, as the metal was so poisonous

Element StructureNumber of electrons: 2, 8, 15, 2 (27)

Number of neutrons: 32

Page 6: Cobalt Grace Yuan + Teresa Chan. The Element Pronounced as: KO-bolt Origin: From the Latin word kobalt, meaning evil spirit, as the metal was so poisonous

How is Cobalt used?

Cobalt is used as/in/for…1. Coloring certain minerals to shades of

blue (e.g. glass, porcelain, etc.)

2. Making alloy (a special type of magnet)

3. Cobalt alloys are used for jet engines and gas turbines

4. Steel-belted radial tires

5. Radiotherapy

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CHEMICAL PROPERTIES.

Melting Point: 1495˚C / 2723˚F

Boiling Point: 2927 ˚C / 5301 ˚F

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FUN FACTSSECOND LAST SLIDE.

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