have you had any success in making crystals?

100 grams is roughly 3.5 ounces. You cannot really make a crystal with this ammount. You MAY get a few very small ones, but they will be very limited in their development.When I first started doing bismuth crystals, I started with 5 lbs. even that had it's limitations on what it could produce. I'm up to 20 lbs now and am going to get more. I am getting crystals about 2" square. The size of the crystals are in direct proportion to the amount of bismuth you are working with. Of course there are other important factors involved, but a good combination of a deep and wide stainless steel pot is also key.Look at the YouTube videos, you won't see people making bismuth crystals with only 100G.This is a good price though. I recommend getting a few orders of this 100g chunks if you want nice crystals.

Do you have any free samples?. Disabled Vet on fixed income. 9 year old daughter wants some samples.

Yeah not a problem.Send me a direct email your address.Does daughter want any other elements?

Why is the product called bismuth and the picture is of gallium? That is not bismuth.

that is bismuth, in this form it is broken off a block. You cna also buy it in polished blocks. Gallium is sold usually in plastic bottles.

Is this the same as silicon? What is the difference? Is it naturally occurring like this?

It might look like a silicon piece it is, ot. Its a heavy "dense" soft metal. And no it does occur in nature like this. In fact. Erynfew metals occur in their nature metal state in nature.

ASIN	B00ZQC6W1I
Best Sellers Rank	#121,549 in Industrial & Scientific ( See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific ) #38 in Specialty Metal Raw Materials
Customer Reviews	4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (350)
Date First Available	June 16, 2015
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item model number	100g083
Manufacturer	Liquid Metal
Package Dimensions	6.5 x 3.9 x 0.71 inches; 3.53 ounces

Bismuth 100 Gram Ingot Chunk 4n 99.99 Pure

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