What compound name is CoCl2?

Answer 1

The name of the compound is cobalt(II) chloride. It is made up of the elements cobalt and chlorine. The anhydrous form of the compound is sky blue, while the hydrated variant, its hexahydrate (CoCl2·6H2O), is deep purple.

Answer 2

Okay, first of all, the ClO2 polyatomic ion is called "chlorite," and it has a -1 charge. Next, you're bonding it with cobalt (Co), and the lack of a subscript after the chlorite means there is one of them. So, cobalt must have a +1 charge, and since cobalt is a transition metal, you express it as Co(I). Finally, you have water of crystallization/hydration that consists of 6 water molecules per formula unit. So the correct name for the compound is "Cobalt(I) chlorite hexahydrate."

The salt Cobalt(II) chlorite is more likely, Co(ClO2)2 .6H2O , 2 is a common oxidation state for cobalt.

Answer 3

Cobalt (II) Chloride

Answer 4

Cobalt (ii) chloride

Answer 5

Cobalt (III) Chloride

Answer 6

chlorure de cobalt

Answer 7

colbalt (ll) chloride

Answer 8

Cobalt(II) chloride