Talk:Cobalt(II) carbonate
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Hydrated form[edit]
The article makes brief mention of a hexahydrate. There appears to be very little information on the web concerning the hexahydrate, if there is one. Pub Chem mentions Cobalt II Carbonate Dihydrate. Many fine chemical retailers do not specify the hydration state, instead rather unhelpfully quoting xH2O. There needs to be some clarification of the hydration states of Cobalt Carbonate for completeness but from my cursory research, there appears to be no such thing as cobalt carbonate hexahydrate. Please clarify. Thanks. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2A02:C7C:64A5:EF00:D402:1DEF:CD28:EFBC (talk) 16:01, 7 May 2022 (UTC)