Bismuth citrate, also known as bismuth citrate, is a compound formed by inorganic bismuth salts and citric acid, with a CAS number of 813-93-4. The following is its key information:
Chemical and Physical property
Molecular formula: Most literature labels it as C6H5BiO7, with a molecular weight of approximately 398.0815.
Bismuth content: usually ranging from 51% to 53%.
Appearance: White crystalline powder or extremely fine particles.
Melting point: about 300 ℃ (decomposition.
Solubility: Difficult to dissolve in water, sensitive to light.
Application area
Medical field
Mainly used for synthesizing bismuth potassium citrate (a core component for treating gastric ulcers and gastritis), it has antibacterial, mucosal protective, and astringent effects.
Industrial sector
As a bismuth salt raw material, it is used in electroplating, preservative manufacturing, and other industries.
Packaging specifications
Commonly 25kg/drum, or small size packaging such as 1kg, 5kg, etc.
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