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 ...

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!

According to APA, injuries per 100,000 people have come down from 38 in 1976 to 5 today. Major celebrations like the 4 th of July, and growing demand for fireworks will drive growth of the metal ...

Bismuth is an unusual element that we don't encounter much in everyday life. But this pretty, iridescent metal, found near ...