Bismuth

Discovered
1753
Density
9.8 g/cm3
Melts
271 °C
  • 520 °F
  • 544 °K
Boils
1563 °C
  • 2845 °F
  • 1836 °K

Contributed by the site creator

1 kg Bismuth ingot, small bismuth chunk, and small rainbow-stair Bismuth crystal

Contributed by @plazmatter0430

Antimony and Bismuth are members of the Pnictogen group. This photo shows their similar surface crystal structures. Antimony has a silvery sheen, and Bismuth a warmer sheen.

Contributed by @plazmatter0430

Smorgasbord of shapes and structures of Bismuth: Rainbow crystals, discs, ingots, chips, shiny chunks, and a cube. Fantastic set of samples.

Contributed by collector no. 2

Nice crystal and small chunks of Bismuth

Contributed by @plazmatter0430

A collection of silvery ingots, from left to right: Tin , Lead , Zinc , Bismuth , and Aluminum

Contributed by collector no. 6

Small brassy crystals of Bismuth with rainbow sheen in some places

Contributed by collector no. 4

Four chunks of slightly oxidized, slightly colorful Bismuth metal, besides several tiny teardrops of Bismuth. The surface of the teardrops appear darker than the chunks.

Contributed by the site creator

Macro photograph of a bismuth crystal showing the detailed stair-step structure and rainbow color

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