GB/T 3286.7-2014
ActiveMethods for chemical analysis of limestone and dolomite―Part 7: The determination of sulphur content―The pipe furnace combustion iodic acid potassium titration method,the high frequency combustion with infrared absorption method and the barium sulfate gravimetric method
石灰石及白云石化学分析方法 第7部分:硫含量的测定 管式炉燃烧-碘酸钾滴定法、高频燃烧红外吸收法和硫酸钡重量法
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This standard specifies three methods for determining sulphur content in limestone and dolomite: pipe furnace combustion with iodic acid potassium titration, high-frequency combustion with infrared absorption, and barium sulfate gravimetry. It is applied in the mining and mineral processing industries for quality control and chemical analysis of these carbonate rocks, which are used as raw materials in cement, steelmaking, glass, and construction. The standard ensures accurate sulphur measurement to assess material suitability and environmental compliance during production and processing.
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