Bismuth(III) Fluoride (CAS 7787-61-3) is a main-group inorganic solid that serves as a convenient source of both bismuth(III) and fluoride in laboratory work. It is widely used as a precursor for bismuth-based ceramics and oxyfluoride phases, and it features in studies of fluoride-ion conducting materials and solid electrolytes. Its low water solubility makes gravimetric handling straightforward in solid-state preparations. TCI product B6338 is supplied in 25 g and 100 g packs; handle the powder in a fume hood, keep it tightly closed away from moisture and acids, and refer to the manufacturer's Safety Data Sheet.
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