GB/T 3653.4-2008
AbolishedFerroboron - Determination of aluminium content - EDTA titrimetric method
硼铁 铝含量的测定 EDTA 滴定法
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This standard specifies the EDTA titrimetric method for determining the aluminium content in ferroboron, an alloy used in steelmaking and metallurgy. It is applied in quality control laboratories and production facilities to ensure accurate measurement of aluminium levels in ferroboron materials. The standard is relevant for manufacturers, suppliers, and testing institutions involved in the analysis of ferroalloys for the steel industry.
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