In the electronics industry, it serves as a key additive in the manufacture of electronic ceramics, varistors, thermistors, and multilayer ceramic capacitors (MLCCs), significantly enhancing the electrical properties of these materials.
In the energy sector, its unique cubic crystalline phase (δ-Bi₂O₃) is considered a promising candidate for use as an electrolyte material in solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs), owing to its exceptionally high oxygen-ion conductivity.
Furthermore, bismuth oxide finds widespread application in various other fields, including bismuth-based high-temperature superconducting materials, photocatalysts, glass colorants, gastric medications, and eco-friendly flame retardants.
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Test Item
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Result
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Bi₂O₃
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99.99%
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Ag
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5.0ppm
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Pb
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2.0ppm
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Ni
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1.0ppm
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Cl
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5.0ppm
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Cd
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0.5ppm
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Mg
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0.5ppm
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Na
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1.5ppm
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Fe
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3.0ppm
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Cu
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1.5ppm
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Al
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1.0ppm
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Ca
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2.2ppm
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SO42-
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5.0ppm
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Au
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1.0ppm
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Bi
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89.7%
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LOI
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0.1%
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