MCQ
The color imparted by $\text{Co(Il)}$ compounds to glass is:
  • Deep blue.
  • B
    Green.
  • C
    Yellow.
  • D
    Red.

Answer

Correct option: A.
Deep blue.
Cobalt primarily used as the metal, in the preparation of magnetic, wear$-$resistant and high$-$strength alloys.
The color imparted by $\text{Co(Il)}$ compounds to glass is deep blue.

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