BISMUTH OXIDE 99% Extra Pure

Name: BISMUTH OXIDE 99% Extra Pure
Brand: A. B. ENTERPRISES
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MOQ : 100 Grams

BISMUTH OXIDE 99% Extra Pure Specification

Poisonous
No

Molecular Formula
Bi2O3

Purity
99%

Other Names
Bismuth trioxide

Ph Level
Neutral to slightly basic

Refractive Rate
2.5

Shape
Powder

Storage
Store in a cool dry place away from strong acids

Melting Point
820°C

Smell
Odorless

Density
8.9 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Boiling point
1890°C

HS Code
28259090

Molecular Weight
465.96 g/mol

Solubility
Insoluble in water soluble in acids

Form
Solid

Structural Formula
Bi2O3

Taste
Tasteless

Classification
Oxide

Chemical Name
Bismuth Oxide

CAS No
1304-76-3

EINECS No
215-134-7

Grade
99% Extra Pure

Standard
Analytical Grade

Type
Inorganic Compound

Usage
Used in optical glass ceramics and as a reagent in laboratories

Main Material
Bismuth

Application
Optics electronics ceramics and chemical synthesis

About BISMUTH OXIDE 99% Extra Pure

Bismuth Oxide 99% Extra Pure is a high-quality inorganic compound with a molecular formula Bi2O3 and a molecular weight of 465.96 g/mol. This odorless powder is classified as an oxide and is neutral to slightly basic in pH. It is widely used in optics, electronics, ceramics, and chemical synthesis due to its purity of 99%. With a melting point of 820C and a boiling point of 1890C, this product is suitable for various applications in optical glass ceramics and laboratory reagents. Bismuth Oxide is insoluble in water but soluble in acids, with a density of 8.9 g/cm3 and a refractive index of 2.5.

FAQs of BISMUTH OXIDE 99% Extra Pure:

Q: Is Bismuth Oxide 99% Extra Pure safe to handle?

A: Yes, Bismuth Oxide 99% Extra Pure is non-poisonous and tasteless, making it safe for handling when following proper safety precautions.

Q: What are the main applications of Bismuth Oxide 99% Extra Pure?

A: Bismuth Oxide 99% Extra Pure is commonly used in optics, electronics, ceramics, and chemical synthesis, as well as a reagent in laboratory settings.