GB/T 14949.2-1994
AbolishedManganese ore--Determination of nickel content
锰矿石化学分析方法 镍量的测定
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This standard specifies the chemical analysis method for determining the nickel content in manganese ore. It is applied in the mining and metallurgical industries for quality control and classification of manganese ore used in steelmaking and alloy production. The method ensures accurate nickel measurement to assess ore value and suitability for downstream processing.
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