Bismuth Fluoride- 1 Kg Packs

Bismuth Fluoride is an inorganic compound of bismuth and fluorine supplied for laboratory and chemical research applications. It is valued for its role as a source of bismuth and fluoride in appropriate experimental procedures and specialized inorganic chemistry studies. Its chemical behaviour depends on the reaction conditions, the presence of moisture, and the other substances involved. Bismuth fluoride should be handled by trained personnel using suitable laboratory equipment and established chemical safety procedures. It is not intended for food, cosmetic, or household applications. When selecting this material, users should verify the required chemical form and product documentation for their specific procedure. Lab Wale provides this listing for laboratory reagent requirements, with the product identity and handling instructions to be checked against the supplied label and applicable safety documentation before use.

Product Specifications

Appearance	White to pale-coloured solid
Assay	99%
Chemical Name	Bismuth(III) Fluoride
Alternate Names	Bismuth Trifluoride, Bismuth Fluoride
Molecular Formula	BiF₃
Empirical Formula	BiF₃
CAS Number	7787-61-3
Molecular Weight	265.98 g/mol
Grade	LR Laboratory Reagent

Key Features of Bismuth Fluoride

• Inorganic compound containing bismuth and fluorine.
• Suitable for relevant laboratory research and inorganic chemistry procedures.
• Useful as a bismuth-containing reagent in selected chemical investigations.
• Has a defined chemical formula for stoichiometric calculations and experimental planning.
• Requires controlled handling and storage according to its safety documentation.

Laboratory Applications of Bismuth Fluoride

• Used in inorganic chemistry studies involving bismuth compounds.
• Applied in selected research procedures requiring a bismuth fluoride source.
• Used in investigations of fluoride-containing inorganic materials.
• Supports laboratory-scale studies of chemical reactions and material properties.
• May be used in specialized synthesis work where the compound is specified by the procedure.

Why Choose Lab Wale to Buy Bismuth Fluoride

Lab Wale offers Bismuth Fluoride for laboratory and research requirements in a 1 kg pack size. When sourcing a chemical reagent, it is important to confirm the compound identity, required grade, and compatibility with the intended procedure before use. Review the product label and available safety documentation for handling, storage, and disposal instructions. Select this material only when Bismuth(III) Fluoride matches the chemical requirements of your application.

Frequently Asked Questions About Bismuth Fluoride

1. What is the chemical formula of Bismuth Fluoride?

Bismuth(III) Fluoride has the chemical formula BiF₃. It consists of bismuth and fluorine, with bismuth in the +3 oxidation state. Confirm the identity on the product label before using it in calculations, synthesis procedures, or laboratory experiments.

2. What is Bismuth Fluoride used for?

Bismuth Fluoride is used in selected inorganic chemistry and materials research applications where a bismuth- and fluoride-containing compound is required. Its suitability depends on the specific experimental method, reaction conditions, and purity requirements established for the procedure.

3. What is the molecular weight of Bismuth Fluoride?

The molecular weight of BiF₃ is approximately 265.98 g/mol. This value can be used for theoretical stoichiometric calculations. For quantitative laboratory work, verify the compound identity and assay stated in the supplied product documentation.

4. How should Bismuth Fluoride be stored?

Store Bismuth Fluoride in a tightly closed, clearly labelled container in a cool, dry, well-ventilated location. Protect it from incompatible materials and moisture where specified by the supplier. Follow the product’s safety data sheet for the exact storage requirements.

5. What precautions are required when handling Bismuth Fluoride?

Handle Bismuth Fluoride in a suitable laboratory environment and avoid creating or inhaling dust. Wear appropriate gloves, protective clothing, and eye protection. Consult the safety data sheet before use, and follow approved procedures for spill response, exposure management, and chemical waste disposal.

Storage Conditions for Bismuth Fluoride

Keep Bismuth Fluoride in its original, tightly sealed and properly labelled container. Store it in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area away from incompatible chemicals and sources of contamination. Avoid unnecessary exposure to moisture and airborne dust. Follow the supplier’s safety data sheet and local laboratory storage requirements for specific temperature, segregation, and containment instructions.

Precautions for Handling Bismuth Fluoride

Use Bismuth Fluoride only in a controlled laboratory setting and consult its safety data sheet before handling. Avoid inhalation of dust and contact with eyes or skin. Wear suitable chemical-resistant gloves, protective clothing, and safety goggles; use appropriate ventilation when weighing or transferring the material. Do not eat, drink, or smoke in the work area. Clean spills using approved procedures, and dispose of residues and contaminated packaging as chemical waste in accordance with local regulations.