Black Copper Oxide
- Also known as:
- Cupric oxide · Copper (II) oxide · CuO · Cupric Oxide
Inorganic copper (II) oxide in the form of a black to brown powder, used as a pigment and as a mineral source of copper. It is used in ceramics, glazes and enamels, catalysts and electronic components, and as a source of copper in supplement formulations.
Functions
Typical applications
- Ceramics and glazed enamels
- Catalysts
- Semiconductors and electronic components
- Mineral supplements
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