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Bismuth Chloride, also known as Bismuth(III) Chloride or Bismuth Trichloride, is an inorganic chemical compound used in laboratory research, analytical chemistry, and chemical synthesis. It has the molecular formula BiCl₃ and is commonly encountered as a white to light-grey crystalline solid. This compound is sensitive to moisture and can undergo hydrolysis when exposed to water, making appropriate storage and handling essential. Bismuth Chloride is useful in preparing other bismuth compounds and conducting laboratory investigations involving bismuth chemistry. Lab Wale offers Bismuth Chloride in a 500 gram pack for laboratory use. Users should consult the applicable safety documentation and follow established laboratory procedures before handling this chemical. Its suitability for a particular experiment should be assessed according to the intended application, required purity, and laboratory protocol.
Product Specifications
| Appearance | White to light-grey crystalline solid |
| Assay | 99% |
| Chemical Name | Bismuth(III) Chloride |
| Alternate Names | Bismuth Trichloride, Trichlorobismuth |
| Molecular Formula | BiCl₃ |
| Empirical Formula | BiCl₃ |
| CAS Number | 7787-60-2 |
| Molecular Weight | 315.33 g/mol |
| Grade | LR Laboratory Reagent |
Key Features of Bismuth Chloride
- Inorganic bismuth compound suitable for laboratory research and chemical investigations.
- Defined chemical identity with the molecular formula BiCl₃.
- Useful starting material for preparing selected bismuth-containing compounds.
- Suitable for controlled laboratory procedures involving bismuth chemistry.
- Available in a 500 gram pack for laboratory use.
Laboratory Applications of Bismuth Chloride
- Preparation of selected bismuth compounds through appropriate chemical reactions.
- Research investigations involving inorganic chemistry and bismuth-based materials.
- Laboratory studies of metal halides and their chemical properties.
- Use as a starting reagent in suitable chemical synthesis procedures.
- Educational demonstrations and controlled experiments involving inorganic compounds, where appropriate safety measures are in place.
Why Choose Lab Wale to Buy Bismuth Chloride
Lab Wale provides laboratory chemicals for research, educational, and analytical environments. Bismuth Chloride is offered in a 500 gram pack for laboratories that require this inorganic reagent for suitable procedures. When selecting a chemical, users should review the product label, available technical information, and applicable safety documentation to confirm its suitability for their intended work. Proper storage, careful handling, and adherence to established laboratory practices help support responsible use throughout laboratory operations.
Frequently Asked Questions About Bismuth Chloride
1. What is Bismuth Chloride?
Bismuth Chloride, commonly referring to Bismuth(III) Chloride, is an inorganic compound composed of bismuth and chlorine. Its molecular formula is BiCl₃, and it is used in selected laboratory investigations and chemical synthesis procedures involving bismuth compounds.
2. What is the molecular formula of Bismuth Chloride?
The molecular formula of Bismuth(III) Chloride is BiCl₃. It contains one bismuth atom and three chlorine atoms per formula unit. Its molecular weight is approximately 315.33 g/mol, and its CAS number is 7787-60-2.
3. What is Bismuth Chloride used for in laboratories?
Bismuth Chloride is used in inorganic chemistry research, the preparation of selected bismuth compounds, and laboratory studies of metal halides. Its suitability depends on the experimental procedure, reaction conditions, and the requirements of the intended application.
4. How should Bismuth Chloride be stored?
Bismuth Chloride should be stored in a tightly closed, compatible container in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area. Protect it from moisture because contact with water can cause hydrolysis. Always follow the storage instructions on the product label and applicable safety documentation.
5. What precautions are necessary when handling Bismuth Chloride?
Handle Bismuth Chloride in accordance with its safety documentation and established laboratory procedures. Avoid contact with skin and eyes and prevent dust from becoming airborne. Use appropriate protective equipment and suitable ventilation, and keep the material away from moisture and incompatible substances.
Storage Conditions for Bismuth Chloride
Store Bismuth Chloride in a tightly sealed, chemically compatible container in a cool, dry, well-ventilated location. Protect the material from moisture, water, and humid air because it can undergo hydrolysis. Keep the container appropriately labelled and segregated from incompatible substances. Follow the supplier’s storage recommendations and the applicable safety documentation, and ensure that access is limited to trained personnel.
Precautions for Handling Bismuth Chloride
Handle Bismuth Chloride carefully in a suitable laboratory environment. Wear appropriate chemical-resistant gloves, protective clothing, and safety goggles, and use effective ventilation to minimize dust exposure. Avoid inhalation, ingestion, and direct contact with skin or eyes. Prevent contact with water and incompatible materials, and do not eat or drink in the handling area. Clean up spills using approved laboratory procedures and dispose of waste according to applicable regulations and institutional guidelines. Consult the product’s safety documentation before use.


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