GB/T 6730.50-1986
AbolishedMethods for chemical analysisof iron ores--The gas volumetric method for the determination of total carbon content
铁矿石化学分析方法 气体容量法测定总碳量
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This standard specifies the gas volumetric method for determining the total carbon content in iron ores. It is applied in the mining and metallurgical industries for quality control and chemical analysis of iron ore samples, particularly during ore processing and trading. The method is used to ensure accurate carbon measurement, which is critical for evaluating ore suitability for steelmaking and blast furnace operations.
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