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The 23 pages that link to Cobalt, each with the reason it gives.

• CopperCompared with: Unlike copper, cobalt’s established human nutritional role is largely mediated by one vitamin.

• Democratic Republic of the CongoRelated: The country is a leading source of mined cobalt for global battery supply chains.

• Vitamin B12Related: A cobalt ion sits at the center of every cobalamin molecule.

• NickelCompared with: Cobalt resembles nickel in alloy and battery uses but differs in supply, chemistry, and applications.

• Curie temperatureBroader topic: Its high threshold demonstrates that ferromagnetic order can persist at very high temperatures.

• Henry MoseleyBroader topic: Its position before nickel by atomic number contradicts their slight mass-based ordering.

• HydroxocobalaminBroader topic: Its cobalt center binds the cyanide that hydroxocobalamin removes.

• Moseley's lawBroader topic: Its position illustrates why atomic number resolves mass-ordering anomalies.

• RhodiumCompared with: Cobalt is a more abundant transition-metal catalyst, contrasting with rhodium’s scarcity and specialized performance.

• Cobalt-60Narrower topic: Cobalt-60 is one radioactive isotope of this element.

• CopperbeltRelated: Cobalt is a major associated resource that makes the Copperbelt more than a copper district.

• Lithium iron phosphate batteryCompared with: LFP cathodes avoid cobalt, reducing exposure to its supply-chain and sourcing concerns.

• SamariumRelated: Cobalt is the other principal metal in samarium–cobalt permanent magnets.

• CobaltiteRelated: Cobalt is the principal metal in cobaltite’s ideal composition.

• Koichi TanakaRelated: Cobalt powder formed part of the light-absorbing sample mixture in Tanaka’s initial method.

• Cobalt(II) hydroxideNarrower topic: Cobalt(II) hydroxide is one of many compounds formed by this transition metal.

• Group 9 elementBroader topic: The first Group 9 element, cobalt anchors the group’s progression from a common metal to rare heavy elements.

• KolweziNarrower topic: Demand for cobalt links Kolwezi’s mines to global manufacturing and energy markets.

• PraseodymiumCompared with: Cobalt provides magnetic performance in alloys without relying on praseodymium’s rare-earth supply.

• Cobalt(II) chlorideNarrower topic: Cobalt(II) chloride contains cobalt in its +2 oxidation state.

• Cobalt(II) oxideNarrower topic: Cobalt supplies the +2 cations in CoO.

• ErythriteNarrower topic: Cobalt supplies the metal ions that define erythrite’s composition and characteristic color.

• Group 8 elementCompared with: Cobalt neighbors iron in the first transition series but belongs to group 9.