Bismuth subnitrate

for spectrophotometric det., Bi,71-74% Bi basis (KT)

Reagent Code: #149175
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Alias Bismuth subnitrate; basic bismuth nitrate, bismuth oxygen nitrate, Spanish white, subnitrate
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CAS Number 10361-46-3

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Weight 286.98 g/mol
Formula Bi(O)NO₃
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EC Number 233-792-3
MDL Number MFCD00064844
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Storage Room temperature

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Used as a reagent in analytical chemistry for spectrophotometric determination, particularly for the detection of fluoride ions and other analytes, due to its ability to form colored complexes. In medicine, it serves as an antacid and protective agent for treating gastrointestinal disorders, forming a protective coating over ulcers and irritated tissues in the stomach and intestines to promote healing. It also exhibits mild antimicrobial properties, reducing infection risk in gastric lesions, and is found in formulations for diarrhea and gastritis. Topically in dermatology, it treats minor wounds and skin irritations with its soothing and astringent effects. Additionally, it is used in certain dental preparations for managing canker sores and oral mucosal injuries. In cosmetics, it may be incorporated into powders or foundations for a shiny, smooth appearance.

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Test Parameter Specification
Appearance White to off-white to yellow powder or solid or chunks
Bi (%) 71.0-74.0%
Chloride (Cl) 0-100 mg/kg
Sulfate (SO42-) 0-200 mg/kg
Zinc (Zn) 0-50 mg/kg
Lead (Pb) 0-50 mg/kg
Nickel (Ni) 0-50 mg/kg

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Used as a reagent in analytical chemistry for spectrophotometric determination, particularly for the detection of fluoride ions and other analytes, due to its ability to form colored complexes. In medicine, it serves as an antacid and protective agent for treating gastrointestinal disorders, forming a protective coating over ulcers and irritated tissues in the stomach and intestines to promote healing. It also exhibits mild antimicrobial properties, reducing infection risk in gastric lesions, and is foun

Used as a reagent in analytical chemistry for spectrophotometric determination, particularly for the detection of fluoride ions and other analytes, due to its ability to form colored complexes. In medicine, it serves as an antacid and protective agent for treating gastrointestinal disorders, forming a protective coating over ulcers and irritated tissues in the stomach and intestines to promote healing. It also exhibits mild antimicrobial properties, reducing infection risk in gastric lesions, and is found in formulations for diarrhea and gastritis. Topically in dermatology, it treats minor wounds and skin irritations with its soothing and astringent effects. Additionally, it is used in certain dental preparations for managing canker sores and oral mucosal injuries. In cosmetics, it may be incorporated into powders or foundations for a shiny, smooth appearance.

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