Bismuth is an appealing engineered part that displays exceptional physical and synthetic properties. It has the atomic number 83 and the image Bi, and it is a thick, gleaming white metal with a pinkish variety. Bismuth's genuine properties makes it stand separated from various parts. It has a low, warm conductivity, which suggests that it doesn't move heat quickly, and it has a high electrical block, which makes it supportive in a couple of electrical and electronic applications. Bismuth is likewise known for its wonderful splendid collection, which are achieved by the shaky oxide layer that designs on its surface when it is warmed. This oxide layer is responsible for the rainbow-like tones that are a large part of the time seen on bismuth stones.