Cobalt node

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      "Cobalt is commonly recovered as a by-product of copper and nickel mining rather than from mines worked for cobalt alone. Its ores include sulfides, arsenides and sulfarsenides such as cobaltite.",
      "The name comes from the German Kobold, a mine goblin blamed for troublesome ores that yielded no expected metal and released poisonous arsenic fumes when smelted. Georg Brandt isolated cobalt as a distinct metal around 1735.",
      "Cobalt is the metal atom at the center of cobalamin molecules, better known as vitamin B12. The element also retains ferromagnetism and helps form heat-resistant superalloys and powerful permanent magnets."
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