GB/T 6730.22-2016
ActiveIron ores—Determination of titanium content—Diantipyrylmethane spectrophotometric method
铁矿石 钛含量的测定 二安替吡啉甲烷分光光度法
Application Summary AI generated
This standard specifies a spectrophotometric method using diantipyrylmethane to determine the titanium content in iron ores. It is applied in the mining and metallurgical industries for quality control and grading of iron ore products, particularly during ore processing and trade. The method is used in laboratory testing contexts to ensure accurate titanium measurement for compliance with material specifications.
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