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Bismuth Vanadate (PY 184) is a high-performance inorganic-organic hybrid pigment, composed of bismuth vanadate (BiVO₄) synthesized through a high-temperature calcination process. Known for its excellent color strength, high opacity, non-toxic nature, and excellent weather resistance, it is widely used in various industrial applications, including coatings, plastics, inks, ceramics, and artistic pigments.
Bismuth Vanadate (PY 184) features a crystal structure that is primarily composed of vanadium and bismuth oxide in a stable tetragonal form. This crystalline arrangement ensures the pigment's durability and color strength, even under harsh environmental conditions. Key properties arising from its structure include:
Bismuth Vanadate’s superior thermal stability and weather resistance are essential for its performance in various applications:
II. Dispersibility and Application Techniques
The dispersibility of Bismuth Vanadate in various mediums significantly impacts its application. The surface characteristics and particle size distribution of the pigment play an important role in its performance:
Bismuth Vanadate is a versatile pigment used in a variety of industries due to its unique properties, including high color strength, opacity, and stability. Key application areas include: