Where do I get bismuth?

Where do I get bismuth?

Mainly mined in Bolivia, Peru, Japan, Mexico and Canada in relatively small quantities: only about 3000 tonnes per year. Although Bismuth is not an economical element to mine it is more commonly produced as a byproduct during the processing of other metal ores. (inc. lead, copper and tin).

Can u buy bismuth?

At Rotometals you can buy bismuth metal at unbeatable prices, 99.99% pure! Whether you need bismuth for the creation of custom alloys or any other application, you'll find the best pure bismuth for sale here. Our bismuth sells in chunks averaging a pound. This is some of the best bismuth metal for sale, guaranteed!

How much does real bismuth cost?

Over the past decade, the bismuth price has fluctuated between US$3 and US$14 per pound (99.99% bismuth ingots).

Is bismuth valuable?

Bismuth is a moderately priced metal, costing more than copper, lead, and zinc, but much less than gold or silver.

How much do bismuth crystals cost?

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How much does it cost for bismuth?

Quantity Per unit Price -------- -------- ------ 30 $0.36 $10.77

Is bismuth common or rare?

Bismuth is a relatively rare metal found in the earth's crust at about the same abundance as silver and almost never occurring in the native state. It is usually associated with copper, lead, tin, wolfram, silver, and gold ores. Major producers of Bismuth are Peru, Japan, Mexico, Bolivia and Canada.

Why is bismuth valuable?

Bismuth is thus a useful component of type-metal alloys, which make neat, clean castings; and it is an important ingredient of low-melting alloys, called fusible alloys, which have a large variety of applications, especially in fire-detection equipment.

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