  The historic de Haas van Alphen effect observed in the late 1950s in CSIR-NPL
by J.S. Dhillon and D. Shoenberg in pure bismuth and zinc metal is revisited in
this article hrough a single crystalline phase of bismuth crystal, which is
observed in terms of resistivity as predicted by Shubnikov de Haas
oscillations. The occurrence of oscillations in the transverse magnetic field
confirms the presence of the Fermi surface. The single crystal of bismuth is
grown through solid-state reaction under an optimized heat treatment whose
purity and structural phase are confirmed through XRD, SEM, and EDAX.
