- cobalt oxide
- noun
: an oxide of cobalt: asb. : a gray to blue-black powder containing cobalt monoxide and higher oxides (as tricobalt tetroxide Co3O4) and used chiefly in coloring glass and ceramic ware blue
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
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