GB/T 6730.29-1986
AbolishedMethods for chemical analysisof iron ores--The barium sulfate gravimetric method for the determination of barium content
铁矿石化学分析方法 硫酸钡重量法测定钡量
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This standard specifies the barium sulfate gravimetric method for determining barium content in iron ores. It is applied in mining and mineral processing laboratories for quality control and chemical analysis of iron ore samples. The method is used to ensure accurate barium quantification, which is important for assessing ore composition and potential environmental or processing impacts.
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