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Cobalt Acetate is a cobalt-containing chemical compound used in laboratory research, coordination chemistry, and selected inorganic synthesis applications. It commonly refers to cobalt(II) acetate, a salt of acetic acid that may be available in anhydrous and hydrated forms. These forms differ in molecular weight, water content, and certain physical properties, making product identification important for accurate laboratory calculations. Cobalt acetate is used in investigations involving transition-metal compounds, catalyst research, and the preparation of selected cobalt-containing materials. Lab Wale offers Cobalt Acetate in a 500 gram pack for suitable laboratory and research requirements. Since cobalt compounds can present health and environmental hazards, users should follow appropriate laboratory safety procedures, wear suitable protective equipment, and ensure responsible storage and waste disposal.
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Appearance | Red to pink crystalline solid (commonly encountered hydrated form) |
| Assay | 99% |
| Chemical Name | Cobalt(II) Acetate |
| Alternate Names | Cobaltous acetate; cobalt diacetate |
| Molecular Formula | Co(CH₃COO)₂·4H₂O (tetrahydrate form) |
| Empirical Formula | C₄H₁₄CoO₈ (tetrahydrate form) |
| CAS Number | 6147-53-1 (tetrahydrate form) |
| Molecular Weight | 249.08 g/mol (tetrahydrate form) |
| Grade | LR Laboratory Reagent |
Key Features of Cobalt Acetate
- Cobalt(II) salt intended for selected laboratory and inorganic chemistry applications.
- Relevant to coordination chemistry and research involving cobalt-containing materials.
- May be available in hydrated or anhydrous forms, depending on product specifications.
- Useful in selected catalyst research and chemical synthesis investigations.
- Supplied in a convenient 500 gram pack for laboratory inventory and research requirements.
Laboratory Applications of Cobalt Acetate
- Coordination chemistry investigations involving cobalt(II) ions.
- Research into cobalt-containing catalysts and material preparation.
- Preparation of selected cobalt compounds under controlled laboratory conditions.
- Analytical and educational experiments involving transition-metal salts.
- Research procedures that specify cobalt acetate as a starting material or reagent.
Why Choose Lab Wale to Buy Cobalt Acetate
Lab Wale supplies laboratory chemicals for research, educational, and analytical environments. The 500 gram pack of Cobalt Acetate provides a practical quantity for laboratories conducting suitable chemical investigations and materials research. Its applications depend on the exact product form and the requirements of the method. Confirm the hydration state and specified grade before quantitative use, and maintain suitable handling, storage, and hazardous-waste procedures for cobalt-containing chemicals.
Frequently Asked Questions About Cobalt Acetate
1. What is Cobalt Acetate?
Cobalt Acetate commonly refers to cobalt(II) acetate, a cobalt salt of acetic acid. It is used in selected laboratory investigations, coordination chemistry, and research involving cobalt-containing materials. Its precise properties depend partly on the supplied hydration state.
2. What is the pack size of this product?
This listing is for a 500 gram pack intended for laboratory and research requirements. Use suitable weighing equipment and handling procedures, and keep the remaining material securely closed and correctly labelled after dispensing.
3. What are the laboratory applications of Cobalt Acetate?
Cobalt acetate may be used in coordination chemistry, catalyst research, and the preparation of selected cobalt-containing compounds. Its suitability depends on the exact form, reagent specifications, and requirements of the intended laboratory procedure.
4. Why does the hydration state matter?
Anhydrous cobalt acetate and hydrated forms have different molecular weights and water contents. Confirming the specified form is important for accurate molar calculations, solution preparation, and reproducible results in quantitative laboratory work.
5. What precautions should be followed when handling Cobalt Acetate?
Wear suitable gloves, safety goggles, and protective clothing, and avoid inhaling dust or allowing contact with skin and eyes. Follow applicable safety documentation, prevent environmental release, and dispose of cobalt-containing waste through approved hazardous-waste procedures.
Storage Conditions for Cobalt Acetate
Store Cobalt Acetate in a tightly closed, clearly labelled container in a cool, dry, well-ventilated and secure area. Protect it from contamination and incompatible substances, and follow the storage guidance for the specified hydration state. Restrict access to trained personnel and maintain appropriate chemical-waste controls.
Precautions for Handling Cobalt Acetate
Handle Cobalt Acetate according to established laboratory safety procedures and the applicable product safety documentation. Wear appropriate gloves, safety goggles, and protective clothing, and minimize dust generation during weighing or transfer. Avoid inhalation, ingestion, and direct contact with skin or eyes. Prevent release into drains or the environment, clean spills using approved procedures, and collect residues as hazardous chemical waste. Only trained personnel should handle the reagent.


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