Co
- noun
- /koʊ/
- Specialized
- Cobalt, or Co, is added to steel to improve its strength and hardness.
- Co oxide
- Co layer
- deposited Co
Examples
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High Hc is easily attained in thin-film disks by using appropriate Co ternary and quaternary metal film alloys.
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The authors also describe a newly developed method of measuring the thickness of thin Co(P) layers using low-energy-beam SEM/EDX.
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Co-teaching is a collaborative effort between a general education teacher and a special education teacher.
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Notice that the small features exhibit a much larger Co(P) thickness than the larger ones.
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Many countries, however, favor the mitigation options and press for a specific timetable for CO emission reductions.
Academic text (1992) -
Similar information is obtained from the Co 2p core-level spectra.
Academic text (1998) -
Multiple small Co grains are clustered on a larger Cr underlayer grain, as shown in Figure 14.
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The Co3+-richer substrate that corresponds to the high-peel-strength sample exhibits a higher Si-to-Co ratio.
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The investigated barrier materials include pure Co and Ni and alloys such as Co(P), Ni(P), and NiCo(P).
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The chemical symbol for cobalt is Co, which is essential in various industrial applications.
Synonyms
A hard, silver-white metal used to make strong alloys and a small nutrient for living things
A hard silver-white metal used in magnets and alloys
Compounds
A person who helps organise and choose items for an exhibition or collection with another person
- Specialized
A way of making things together with users and other people to share decisions
A person who shares the main job of leading a project or company with another person
- Specialized
A person who shares a benefit from a will, insurance policy, or trust
A country in northeastern South America that became independent from the United Kingdom in 1966
- Specialized
A way for citizens and government staff to work together to design and provide services
Surface Forms
Etymology
Co stands for the metal cobalt, a name miners borrowed from the German word kobold, which means 'goblin' because the ore often looked useful but spoiled their work and gave off bad fumes. That's why this shiny, magnetic metal is called Co, and why you find it in batteries, strong alloys, and in vitamin B12.