Bismuth Metal Ingot Description
Bismuth Metal Ingot is a high-purity metallic block known for its low melting point, high density, and non-toxic properties. It is widely used in the production of low-melting-point alloys, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, radiation shielding, and electronic applications. Its eco-friendly nature makes it a preferred alternative to lead in various industrial processes.
Bismuth Metal Ingot Specification
Purity
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4N, 5N, 6N
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Size
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As required
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CAS
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7440-69-9
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Melting Point
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271.3 °C
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Boiling Point
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1560 °C
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Density
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9.8 g/cm³
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Mohs Hardness @ 20ºC
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2.5
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Coeff. of Expansion @ 20ºC
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13.3 x 10-6
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Electric Resistivity
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106.8 microhm-cm
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Crystal Structure
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Rhombohedral
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Form
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Ingot
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Bismuth Metal Ingot Application
Bismuth metal ignot has few commercial applications, none of which is particularly large. Some examples of bismuth metal uses:
-oil perforating charge, environmental hunting rifle bullet
-manufacture of low melting solders and fusible alloys
-lead replacement
-in free-machining steels and free-machining aluminium alloys for precision machining properties
-etc.
Bismuth Metal Ingot Packing
Our Bismuth material is carefully handled during storage and transportation to preserve the quality of our product in its original condition.
Bismuth Metal Ingot FAQs
Is Bismuth Metal safe to handle?
Yes, Bismuth is safe to handle as it is non-toxic and non-reactive under normal conditions. Standard safety precautions should still be followed.
Can Bismuth Metal Ingots be used in radiation shielding?
Yes, Bismuth’s high density and non-toxic nature make it an excellent material for radiation shielding applications.
What industries commonly use Bismuth Metal Ingots?
Industries such as electronics, healthcare, cosmetics, metallurgy, and research extensively use Bismuth Metal Ingots.