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DescriptionKobalt 13g.jpg	Deutsch: Kobalt, Stück aus einer Elektrolytplatte, Reinheit 99,9 % English: Cobalt, Piece of an electrolytically made plate, 99.9 % pure
Date	29 October 2003 (14 February 2009 (original upload date))
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