GB/T 1819.14-2006
AbolishedMethods for chemical analysis of tin concentrates―Determination of copper content―Flame atomic absorption spectrometric method
锡精矿化学分析方法 铜量的测定 火焰原子吸收光谱法
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This standard specifies a flame atomic absorption spectrometric method for determining the copper content in tin concentrates. It is applied in the mining and mineral processing industry for quality control and commercial settlement of tin concentrate products. The method is used by laboratories to ensure accurate copper analysis, which is critical for assessing concentrate value and smelting feed specifications.
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