COBALT SULFIDE
Cobalt sulfide
CAS: 12653-56-4
Molecular Formula:
COBALT SULFIDE - Names and Identifiers
| Name | Cobalt sulfide |
| Synonyms | Cobalt sulfide |
| CAS | 12653-56-4 |
| EINECS | 235-751-5 |
COBALT SULFIDE - Introduction
Cobalt sulfide is a chemical compound, mainly composed of cobalt and sulfur elements. It has a variety of crystal structures, the most common of which is the cubic CoS structure.
Cobalt sulfide has good electrical conductivity and catalytic properties, so it has a wide range of applications in many fields. It can be used as a positive active material for battery materials and for the manufacture of high-performance lithium-ion batteries and supercapacitors. In addition, Cobalt sulfide are also used as redox catalysts, such as catalysts for hydrogen production from water decomposition.
Methods for preparing Cobalt sulfide generally include a chemical precipitation method and a vapor deposition method. In the chemical precipitation method, Cobalt sulfide can be obtained by reacting a cobalt ion with a sulfide. In the vapor deposition method, a gaseous cobalt compound and a sulfur source may be reacted to form a Cobalt sulfide film.
Regarding safety issues, Cobalt sulfide are generally stable under standard conditions. However, due to the toxicity of cobalt, exposure to high concentrations of Cobalt sulfide may pose a health hazard. When using or handling Cobalt sulfide, pay attention to protective measures, such as wearing protective gloves and glasses, and ensure a well-ventilated experimental environment.
Cobalt sulfide has good electrical conductivity and catalytic properties, so it has a wide range of applications in many fields. It can be used as a positive active material for battery materials and for the manufacture of high-performance lithium-ion batteries and supercapacitors. In addition, Cobalt sulfide are also used as redox catalysts, such as catalysts for hydrogen production from water decomposition.
Methods for preparing Cobalt sulfide generally include a chemical precipitation method and a vapor deposition method. In the chemical precipitation method, Cobalt sulfide can be obtained by reacting a cobalt ion with a sulfide. In the vapor deposition method, a gaseous cobalt compound and a sulfur source may be reacted to form a Cobalt sulfide film.
Regarding safety issues, Cobalt sulfide are generally stable under standard conditions. However, due to the toxicity of cobalt, exposure to high concentrations of Cobalt sulfide may pose a health hazard. When using or handling Cobalt sulfide, pay attention to protective measures, such as wearing protective gloves and glasses, and ensure a well-ventilated experimental environment.
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COBALT SULFIDE
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BOC-L-LEUCINOL
COOMASSIE VIOLET
Ceratinic acid
Deoxyribonucleic acid sodium salt from calf thymus