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Uses Of Bismuth Nanoparticles

Properties:
Bismuth is a dense, silvery with a pinkish tinge metal. Bi (Bismuth) is mild and breaks easily and at room temperatures it cannot be manipulated or utilized. With a melting point of 271 Celsius and boiling point of 1560 Celsius, Bismuth enlarges as it transforms from liquid to solid. At room temperature Bi(Bismuth) reacts slowly with Oxygen. Bismuth also reacts with most acids. Bismuth is not an abundant metal on Earth, so bismuth is rather difficult to find. Bi(Bismuth) has one naturally occurring isotope, bismuth-209. Bismuth is harmless to a human body. Bismuth is most useful in various applications when bismuth is combined with other metals.

Applications:
Bismuth is used in the Fire detectors, solders, electric fuses, fire extinguisher (when alloyed with tin or cadmium)
Bismuth is used in cosmetics and paints
Bismuth is used in substitute for lead in many uses(plumbing applications, ceramics, glazes)
Bismuth is used in medications
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