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Safety and hygiene regulations for bismuth

2008-01-30View Original

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Our company is currently planning to develop a new replacement material in which bismuth is used to replace lead, and this bismuth is combined with tin to form an alloy. However, there is very little information available online regarding the safety and health aspects of bismuth as well as measures for accident prevention. I wonder if anyone on this forum has studied the safety and health implications of bismuth; any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

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