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Bismuth Foil | |
Product No | NRE-28018 |
CAS | 7440-69-9 |
Formula | Bi |
Purity | ≥99.9% |
Molecular Weight | 208.98 g/mol |
Size | as per requirement |
Thickness | 0.25 (as per requirement) |
APS | NA |
Surface density | NA |
Tensile strength | NA |
Application | Polymer Strip in Lithium-Ion Battery |
Bismuth Foil
Bismuth foil is a thin sheet of bismuth, a heavy metal known for its unique properties such as low thermal conductivity, low toxicity compared to other heavy metals, and its use in various specialized applications.
Applications of Bismuth Foil
Heat Transfer and Thermal Management:
Thermal Interface Materials: Bi can be used as a thermal interface material in electronics. Its low thermal conductivity is beneficial in certain thermal management scenarios where minimal heat transfer is desired or where thermal insulation is needed.
Low Melting Point Applications:
Fusible Alloys: Bi is often used in fusible alloys, which have low melting points and are used in applications requiring precise melting and solidification temperatures. Examples include safety devices in electrical systems and fire sprinklers where a specific temperature trigger is needed.
Medical Applications:
X-Ray Imaging: can be used in medical imaging systems, particularly in X-ray shielding. It can help protect against X-ray exposure in certain medical procedures due to its ability to absorb X-rays effectively.
Acoustic Damping:
Vibration Damping: Bismuth foil can be used in applications requiring vibration damping or soundproofing. Its unique properties allow it to absorb and dampen vibrations in various mechanical systems.
Metallic Coatings and Soldering:
Soldering: Bismuth foil is used in low-temperature soldering applications, unsuitable. It is also used in electronics for its non-toxic and low-melting characteristics.
Alloys and Metal Processing:
Bismuth-Based Alloys: Bismuth foil is used in the production of bismuth-based alloys, which have various applications in low-melting-point alloys, casting, and other metallurgical processes.
Scientific Research:
Experiments and Prototyping: In scientific research and experimental setups, bismuth foil is used in various applications due to its unique properties. It can be employed in experiments involving material science, thermal studies, and other research areas.
Crafts and Artistic Applications:
Art and Crafting: Bismuth foil’s malleability and aesthetic qualities make it suitable for use in artistic applications and crafts. It can be used to create unique decorative items and artistic pieces.