GB/T 6730.25-2021
ActiveIron ores—Determination of total rare earth contents—Oxalate gravimetric method
铁矿石 稀土总量的测定 草酸盐重量法
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This standard specifies the oxalate gravimetric method for determining the total rare earth element content in iron ores. It is applied in the mining and mineral processing industries for quality control and resource evaluation of iron ore deposits, particularly those containing rare earth elements. The method is used in laboratory testing to ensure accurate measurement of rare earth concentrations for trade, beneficiation, and metallurgical processes.
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