GB/T 21994.7-2008
ActiveChemical analysis of magnesium fluoride - Part 7: Determination of iron content - Orthophenantholine photometric method
氟化镁化学分析方法 第7部分：三氧化二铁含量的测定 邻二氮杂菲分光光度法
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This standard specifies the orthophenantholine photometric method for determining iron content in magnesium fluoride. It is applied in the chemical analysis of magnesium fluoride materials, particularly within the metallurgy and chemical industries, to ensure quality control during production and testing. The method is used to quantify trace amounts of iron, which is critical for evaluating the purity and suitability of magnesium fluoride for applications such as optical materials and flux in aluminum smelting.
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