Methods for chemical analysis of tungsten concentrates—Part 2: Determination of tin content—Potassium iodate titrimetry and inductively coupled plasma atomic emission spectrometry (English Version)
Compared with the 2008 version, the new version uses inductively coupled plasma emission spectrometry to replace the traditional hydride atomic absorption method, which improves the detection accuracy by 20 times and achieves 0.01% level trace tin detection. The time window of method 1 is expanded to 20% high content detection, fully covering the detection needs of industrial production.
Technical indicators | Potassium iodate titration method | ICP-AES method |
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Determination range (mass fraction) | 1.00%-20.00% | 0.010%-2.00% |
Sample processing complexity | 3-hour sintering reduction process | Simplified pretreatment steps |
Typical precision CV value | ±0.07% (10% content) | ±0.003μg/mL |
A tungsten mine in Henan Province uses MAF-900 fully automatic titrator with potassium iodate titration method for daily batch testing, and combines ICP-AES for raw material acceptance arbitration, successfully shortening the quality inspection cycle by 42%.
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