CP4742 Cobalt Foam (Co Foam)

Cobalt Foam (Co Foam) Description

Cobalt Foam (Co Foam) is made of high-purity cobalt and has a porous structure. The porous structure gives Co Foam a large surface area and good sound absorption. Cobalt has a good electromagnetic shielding effect on certain specific waves, high thermal conductivity, and good air permeability.

Cobalt Foam (Co Foam) Specifications

Cobalt Foam (Co Foam) Applications

• As Electrode in fuel cell.
• Catalyst or filter medium in separator in chemical engineering industry.
• As a bone scaffold material for orthopedic applications.
• As functional materials such as noise reduction, flame retardant or thermal insulation.

Cobalt Foam (Co Foam) Packaging

Our Cobalt Foam (Co Foam) is carefully handled during storage and transportation to preserve the quality of our product in its original condition.

Cobalt Foam (Co Foam) FAQ

Q1. What is cobalt foam?

Cobalt foam is a porous material made of cobalt. It has a three-dimensional open-cell structure, providing a high surface area relative to its volume. This material is known for its excellent thermal and electrical conductivity, as well as its high strength and durability.

Q2. How is cobalt foam manufactured?

Cobalt foam is typically produced using processes such as:

Electrodeposition: Depositing cobalt onto a sacrificial template, which is later removed.

Powder Metallurgy: Mixing cobalt powder with a foaming agent and then sintering it to create a porous structure.

Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD): Depositing cobalt onto a substrate in the presence of a chemical vapor.

Q3. How does cobalt foam compare to other metal foams?

Cobalt foam is distinguished by its high conductivity and strength compared to other metal foams like aluminum or nickel foams. However, it is generally more expensive and may have different performance characteristics depending on the application.