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Michael DM Dryden
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I'm given Co(Cl)2 * 6(H2O)$\ce{CoCl2*6H2O}$ as well as (Na3)(PO4) * 12(H2O)$\ce{Na3PO4*12 H2O}$

The chemical formula for Cobalt Violet is (Co3)(PO4)2$\ce{Co3(PO4)2}$. I haven't done stoichiometry in a long time but I think that's creatable, right?

Some website says that I need Na(H2)(PO4)·10(H2O)$\ce{NaH2PO4·10H2O}$, instead of the Sodium phosphate dodecahydrate which is what I have.

I'm given Co(Cl)2 * 6(H2O) as well as (Na3)(PO4) * 12(H2O)

The chemical formula for Cobalt Violet is (Co3)(PO4)2. I haven't done stoichiometry in a long time but I think that's creatable, right?

Some website says that I need Na(H2)(PO4)·10(H2O), instead of the Sodium phosphate dodecahydrate which is what I have.

I'm given $\ce{CoCl2*6H2O}$ as well as $\ce{Na3PO4*12 H2O}$

The chemical formula for Cobalt Violet is $\ce{Co3(PO4)2}$. I haven't done stoichiometry in a long time but I think that's creatable, right?

Some website says that I need $\ce{NaH2PO4·10H2O}$, instead of the Sodium phosphate dodecahydrate which is what I have.

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Isaac Kretzmer
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Can I make Cobalt Violet with these materials?

I'm given Co(Cl)2 * 6(H2O) as well as (Na3)(PO4) * 12(H2O)

The chemical formula for Cobalt Violet is (Co3)(PO4)2. I haven't done stoichiometry in a long time but I think that's creatable, right?

Some website says that I need Na(H2)(PO4)·10(H2O), instead of the Sodium phosphate dodecahydrate which is what I have.