GB/T 20899.5-2021
ActiveMethods for chemical analysis of gold ores—Part 5: Determination of lead content
金矿石化学分析方法 第5部分:铅量的测定
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This standard specifies the chemical analysis method for determining lead content in gold ores. It is applied in the mining and metallurgical industries for quality control, resource evaluation, and processing of gold-bearing ores, particularly when assessing lead concentrations that may affect extraction efficiency or environmental compliance.
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