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Sodium bismuthate (CAS 12232-99-4)

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Alternate Names:
Bismuth sodium trioxide
Application:
Sodium bismuthate is a sensitive chromogenic reagent for determination of monoamines
CAS Number:
12232-99-4
Purity:
≥80%
Molecular Weight:
279.97
Molecular Formula:
NaBiO3
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Sodium bismuthate, a potent oxidizing agent with the chemical formula NaBiO3, is extensively used in the field of analytical chemistry, particularly for its ability to oxidize manganese from its +2 to +7 oxidation state, resulting in the formation of permanganate. This property is crucial for the quantitative analysis of manganese among other applications. In research, sodium bismuthate′s strong oxidative characteristics make it a valuable tool for the synthesis and decomposition of complex organic and inorganic compounds, including environmental pollutants. Its efficiency in breaking down persistent organic pollutants facilitates studies in environmental remediation, aiming to reduce the impact of hazardous substances. Additionally, the compound finds application in the synthesis of heterocyclic compounds, which are significant in the development of advanced materials and specialty chemicals. Notably, its lower toxicity compared to other heavy metal oxides enhances its appeal in research environments, promoting safer handling and contributing to sustainable chemistry practices. Sodium bismuthate′s combination of powerful oxidation capabilities and relative safety underscores its importance in advancing chemical research and environmental science.


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Sodium bismuthate, 25 g

sc-203272
25 g
$66.00

Sodium bismuthate, 100 g

sc-203272A
100 g
$191.00