GB/T 17417.2-2010
ActiveMethod for chemical analysis of rare earth ores - Part 2: Determination of scandium content
稀土矿石化学分析方法 第2部分：钪量测定
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This standard specifies the chemical analysis method for determining the scandium content in rare earth ores. It is applied in the mining and mineral processing industries for quality control, resource evaluation, and product certification of scandium-bearing ores. The method is used by laboratories and inspection agencies to ensure accurate quantification of scandium, a critical element for high-tech applications.
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