Bismuth(III) carbonate basic

puriss., meets analytical specification of Ph. Eur., 80-82.5% Bi basis (calculated by dry matter)

Reagent Code: #142061
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Alias Bismuth hypocarbonate; Bismuth oxycarbonate, Bismuth alkaline carbonate, Bismuth carbonate
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CAS Number 5892-10-4

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Weight 509.97 g/mol
Formula CBi₂O₅
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EC Number 227-567-9
MDL Number MFCD00010877
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Density 6.86 g/mL at 25 °C(lit.)
Storage Room temperature

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Used as a pigment in cosmetics and pharmaceuticals due to its low toxicity and pearlescent appearance. Commonly found in formulations for face powders, eye shadows, and other topical products where a mild, reflective effect is desired. Also utilized in some antacid preparations, leveraging bismuth's gastrointestinal protective properties. Its stability and inertness make it suitable for use in sensitive skin products. Additionally, it serves as a bismuth source in specialty catalysts and ceramic materials.

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inventory 100g
10-20 days ฿4,860.00
inventory 250g
10-20 days ฿9,990.00
inventory 1kg
10-20 days ฿27,990.00

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Bismuth(III) carbonate basic
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Used as a pigment in cosmetics and pharmaceuticals due to its low toxicity and pearlescent appearance. Commonly found in formulations for face powders, eye shadows, and other topical products where a mild, reflective effect is desired. Also utilized in some antacid preparations, leveraging bismuth's gastrointestinal protective properties. Its stability and inertness make it suitable for use in sensitive skin products. Additionally, it serves as a bismuth source in specialty catalysts and ceramic materials.
Used as a pigment in cosmetics and pharmaceuticals due to its low toxicity and pearlescent appearance. Commonly found in formulations for face powders, eye shadows, and other topical products where a mild, reflective effect is desired. Also utilized in some antacid preparations, leveraging bismuth's gastrointestinal protective properties. Its stability and inertness make it suitable for use in sensitive skin products. Additionally, it serves as a bismuth source in specialty catalysts and ceramic materials.
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