Bismuth Nitrate Powder 10361-44-11

Bismuth Nitrate

Cas No.10361-44-11

Nickname: Bismuth trinitrate; Bismuth ternitrate

Bismuth Nitrate Properties

Bi(NO3)3·5H20 Molecular Weight: 485.10; Colorless crystal of triclinic crystal system; Relative weight: 2.82; Boiling point: 75～81℃ (dissolution). Dissolvable in the water solution of dilute nitric acid and sodium chlorite but unable to dissolve in alcohol or acetic acid ethyl.

AR&CP Grade Bismuth Nitrate Specification

Packing:25kg/bag, paper and plastic compound bag with inner one layer of plastic bag.

What is Bismuth Nitrate used for? 

Bismuth nitrate is a high-purity bismuth-based inorganic salt that plays a crucial role in many high-tech and specialty chemical fields as a functional raw material and precursor with unique properties. Its superior chemical characteristics are continuously driving the development of new materials and fine chemical industries.

Core Application Areas

1. Catalyst manufacturing and precursors

As a highly efficient bismuth source, bismuth nitrate is a key starting material for the precipitation method to prepare various high-performance catalysts. These catalysts are widely used in chemical synthesis, environmental protection and emission reduction, and new energy fields, providing efficient and stable catalytic cores for chemical reactions.

2. Special functional materials

Bismuth nitrate is an indispensable component in the manufacture of advanced functional materials.

- Luminescent materials: Used to formulate high-performance luminescent coatings and phosphors, playing an important role in security signs, special displays and high-end anti-counterfeiting technologies.

- Ceramic glazes and enamels: As a high-quality flux and ingredient additive, it is used to formulate high-grade ceramic glazes and enamel products, which can effectively improve the gloss, smoothness and adhesion strength of the products.

3. Medicine and Biochemistry

In the fields of medicine and biochemistry, bismuth nitrate exhibits unique value due to its specific chemical properties.

- Alkaloid precipitation: In the extraction of natural products and the analysis of pharmaceuticals, alkaloids are used for the separation, purification and qualitative analysis of specific alkaloids, and are an important reagent in modern pharmaceutical processes.