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'Cobalt green', also sometimes known as 'Rinmann's green', is a translucent green pigment made by mixing cobalt(II) oxide and zinc oxide and heating. It was invented by Swedish chemist Sven Rinmann in 1780. Although it is stable and can be safely mixed with other pigments, it is rarely used because it is a weak pigment for its cost.
Cobalt green has been tested as a possible non-volatile magnetic semiconductor with spintronics applications.[1][2]
1. BBC Online - Green pigment spins chip promise
2. University of Washington - Pigment formulated 225 years ago could be key in emerging technologies
★ Pigments through the Ages
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Use in electronics
Cobalt green has been tested as a possible non-volatile magnetic semiconductor with spintronics applications.[1][2]
References
1. BBC Online - Green pigment spins chip promise
2. University of Washington - Pigment formulated 225 years ago could be key in emerging technologies
External links
★ Pigments through the Ages
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