Cobalt (II) Borate

Product Overview

Cobalt (II) Borate is a high-purity inorganic cobalt compound widely used in ceramics, pigments, catalysts, specialty glass, battery research, and chemical synthesis. It is valued for its excellent thermal stability, cobalt content, and ability to impart distinctive blue hues in ceramic glazes and glass formulations. Cobalt (II) Borate also serves as a precursor in the preparation of advanced cobalt-based materials and is extensively utilized in research and industrial applications.

Applications

Ceramic Industry

• Ceramic pigments
• Colored ceramic glazes
• Decorative ceramics
• High-temperature ceramic formulations

Glass Industry

• Specialty glass production
• Glass coloration
• Optical glass research
• Glass enamel formulations

Chemical Industry

• Catalyst precursor
• Cobalt compound synthesis
• Specialty inorganic formulations
• Chemical research

Energy & Battery Research

• Electrode material research
• Advanced energy storage materials
• Functional material development
• Battery chemistry studies

Research & Development

• Inorganic chemistry research
• Materials science
• Nanomaterial synthesis
• Academic and industrial laboratories

Benefits

• High chemical purity
• Excellent thermal resistance
• Stable under high-temperature processing conditions
• Consistent cobalt content
• Suitable for advanced material synthesis
• Reliable performance in research and industrial applications
• Long shelf life when properly stored

Packaging Options

• 100 g Bottle
• Custom bulk packaging available upon request

Storage & Handling

• Store in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated place.
• Keep the container tightly closed to prevent moisture contamination.
• Protect from excessive heat and direct sunlight.
• Avoid generating dust during handling.
• Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (gloves, safety goggles, laboratory coat, and dust mask where necessary).

Industries Served

• Ceramic Manufacturers
• Glass Manufacturers
• Chemical Manufacturers
• Battery and Energy Research Companies
• Materials Science Laboratories
• Research & Development Centers
• Universities and Educational Institutions