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cobalt [ˈkəʊbɔːlt] n (Chemistry / Elements & Compounds) a brittle hard silvery-white element that is a ferromagnetic metal: occurs principally in cobaltite and smaltite and is widely used in alloys. The radioisotope cobalt-60, with a half-life of 5.3 years, is used in radiotherapy and as a tracer. Symbol: Co; atomic no.: 27; atomic wt.: 58.93320; valency: 2 or 3; relative density: 8.9; melting pt.: 1495°C; boiling pt.: 2928°C [German Kobalt, from Middle High German kobolt goblin; from the miners' belief that malicious goblins placed it in the silver ore]
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Translations cobalt n → Kobalt nt n cobalt [ˈkəuboːlt] a silver-white metal element with compounds that give a blue colouring. kobalt عُنْصُر الكوبالت кобалт kobalt kobolt das Kobalt κοβάλτιο cobalto koobalt کبالت koboltti cobalt קוֹבַלט एक प्रकार की धातु kobalt kobalt kobalt kóbalt cobalto コバルト 코발트 kobaltas kobalts kobalt kobalt kobolt kobalt cobalto cobalt кобальт kobalt kobalt kobalt kobolt โคบอลต์ kobalt 鈷 кобальт کوبالٹ دھات màu côban 钴 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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