EtymologyEdit
From German Wismut, perhaps from weiß (“white”) Masse (“mass”).
bismuth (uncountable)
Wikipedia
- A chemical element (symbol Bi) with an atomic number of 83.
Derived termsEdit
Derived terms
- acicular bismuth
- bismite
- bismuth acetate
- bismuthal
- bismuthane
- bismuth-blende
- bismuth bromide
- bismuth carbonate
- bismuth chloride
- bismuth citrate
- bismuth fluoride
- bismuth-glance
- bismuth hydride
- bismuthic
- bismuthide
- bismuthine
- bismuthinite
- bismuthite, bismutite
- bismuth iodide
- bismuth molybdate
- bismuth-nickel
- bismuth nitrate
- bismuth nitrate pentahydrate
- bismuth-ocher, bismuth-ochre
- bismuth orthoborate
- bismuth orthophosphate
- bismuthous
- bismuth oxide
- bismuth oxycarbonate
- bismuth oxychloride
- bismuth oxyiodide
- bismuth pentoxide
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- bismuth selenide
- bismuth silicate
- bismuth-silver
- bismuth strontium calcium copper oxide
- bismuth subnitrate
- bismuth subsalicylate
- bismuth sulfide, bismuth sulphide
- bismuth telluride
- bismuth-tellurium
- bismuth triacetate
- bismuth tribromide
- bismuth trichloride
- bismuth trifluoride
- bismuth triiodide
- bismuth trinitrate
- bismuth trioxide
- bismuth triselenide
- bismuth trisulfate, bismuth trisulphate
- bismuth trisulfide, bismuth trisulphide
- bismuthyl
- butter of bismuth
- eka-bismuth
- flowers of bismuth
- magistery of bismuth
- magnesium bismuthide
- mineral bismuth
- native bismuth
- regulus of bismuth
- telluric bismuth
- telluride of bismuth
- tellurobismuthite
- white bismuth
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Last modified on 7 April 2014, at 02:18
