Bismuth Lump

Product Overview
Bismuth lump is a metal element with a red-white luster, symbolized as Bi with an atomic number of 83. Bismuth has a density of 9.8 g/cm³, a melting point of 271.3°C, and a boiling point of 1560°C. It is brittle, with poor electrical and thermal conductivity. As a strongly diamagnetic metal, bismuth's resistivity increases and its thermal conductivity decreases in a magnetic field. Bismuth lump is widely used in various fields, especially in environments requiring low melting points, chemical stability, and magnetic materials, showcasing its unique advantages.

Product Features

• High Purity:4N purity, ensuring optimal performance in precision and high-demand applications
• Low Melting Point:Melting point of 271.3°C, suitable for firefighting devices and automatic melting applications
• Strong Chemical Stability:Exhibits excellent chemical stability in various environments, ensuring long-term use in complex industrial conditions
• Diamagnetic Properties:With diamagnetic characteristics, its resistivity increases and thermal conductivity decreases in magnetic fields, ideal for specific industrial applications

Applications

• Firefighting Devices:Alloys of bismuth with lead, tin, antimony, and indium are used in automatic sprinklers and boiler safety plugs. Bismuth lumps quickly melt in a fire, triggering the firefighting mechanism
• Electrical Industry:Plays a vital role in electrical fuses and soldering, as bismuth alloys do not shrink upon solidification, making them suitable for precision casting and typesetting
• High-Temperature Alloys:Used in the manufacture of high-temperature alloys to enhance the material's heat resistance
• Medical Equipment:Bismuth lumps are also used to manufacture components for medical devices, especially in applications where material stability is critical
• Special Material Manufacturing:In the production of special materials, bismuth lumps provide unique physical and chemical properties, such as in high-magnetic alloys