Cobalt (Co): Element or Compound? Understanding Chemical Basics

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Cobalt (Co): Element or Compound? Understanding Chemical Basics

"Co" is the chemical symbol for the element Cobalt.

It's not a compound because a compound is made up of two or more different elements chemically combined. Cobalt is a single, pure element.

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