GB/T 14352.15-2010
ActiveMethods for chemical analysis of tungsten ores and molybdenum ores - Part 15:Determination of germanium content
钨矿石、钼矿石化学分析方法 第15部分:锗量测定
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This standard specifies the chemical analysis method for determining germanium content in tungsten and molybdenum ores. It is applied in mining and mineral processing laboratories for quality control and resource evaluation of these ores. The method ensures accurate measurement of trace germanium, which is critical for assessing ore value and optimizing extraction processes.
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