TCI B7064 Bismuth(III) Nitrate Pentahydrate is a widely used inorganic source of Bi³⁺ for both synthesis and materials research. It serves as a mild Lewis acid catalyst in organic transformations and as a convenient precursor for bismuth oxides and mixed-oxide photocatalysts. The crystalline hydrate dissolves readily in dilute acidic media, simplifying precursor solution preparation. Being a nitrate salt, it acts as an oxidizer and must be stored cool, dry, and away from combustible materials.
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