bismuth powder

We offer here first-class, tested bismuth powder
 
The purity is 99,9%.

Isotope 209
 
The average particle size is <63µm
 
Unlike bismuth pellets, bismuth powder cannot be melted
 
It is an impressive metal in many ways
 
This metal is mainly used as an alloying metal for the production of low melting alloys (lead substitute)
 
Furthermore this metal has very strong diamagnetic properties
 
It also has a very helpful property in the production of casting moulds: by increasing the volume during the transition from the liquid to the solid state of aggregation, the sharpness of the contours is influenced in the best possible way
 
Bismuth or bismuth (obsolete also: bismuth) is a chemical element with the element symbol Bi and atomic number 83.
 
In the periodic table it is in the 5th main group or nitrogen group
 
There is no known stable isotope.
 
However, the extremely low radioactivity of the naturally occurring Bi is of no practical significance
 
Bismuth is one of the few relatively non-toxic heavy metals (see below), has the strongest Hall effect of all metallic elements (which is typical for a semimetal as well as the poor electrical conductivity of the purest bismuth) and has the strongest diamagnetic property apart from superconductors and pyrolytic graphite
 
This means that it is pressed out of an externally applied magnetic field
 
Bismuth chloride oxide (BiOCl) is used as a silvery white pearlescent pigment in cosmetics
 
Bismuth vanadate is used as a highly weather-resistant greenish yellow pigment and is used, for example, in high-quality paints, emulsion paints for facades, plastics and printing inks Bismuth is also used as a catalyst in the chemical industry
 
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CAS number: 7440-69-9

Customs tariff number: 81061010
 
Dangers: Not a hazardous product
 
Storage: tightly closed, dry
 
Not dangerous goods