What is Co in the Periodic Table?
Co stands for Cobalt, which is element number 27 on the Periodic Table. It's shiny, blue-ish, and used in batteries and blue pigments!
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Co is the symbol for Cobalt. It's a transition metal that's pretty important in making magnets and superalloys.
Cobalt (Co) is a metal with atomic number 27 and is essential in various industrial applications. I used it a lot while working on rechargeable batteries.
It's Cobalt, duh.
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