This electron microscope image shows spherical bismuth powder. Each particle in the photo is about the diameter of a human hair (approximately 60 micrometers). Disclaimer: AAAS and EurekAlert!

There, mineralogists were able to relate the stone to synthetic BiSbO 4 – bismuth antimonate – though ... that's the color of the powder the gem produces when it is dragged across a coarse ...

Major celebrations like the 4 th of July, and growing demand for fireworks will drive growth of the metal powder market. Bismuth powder is an important product in the metal powder market. These play a ...

Bismuth oxychloride, for example, is used to impart a silvery sheen to cosmetics and personal care products. It is also marketed as BIRON powder, which has found applications in catheters for ...