Determination of palladium content in mission ores

Updated on healthy 2024-05-01
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  1. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    Mission description. After the completion of the test and manual infiltration, according to the original records, in accordance with the prescribed format, carefully issue the inspection report. Through the study of this task, students will learn to fill in the inspection report, summarize the project task, and evaluate the attitude, ability, participation, problem-solving ability, and ability to cooperate with classmates in the process of completing the project task, which is divided into student self-evaluation, mutual evaluation and teacher evaluation.

    Task implementation. 1. Fill in the inspection report.

    According to the gold content in the gold ore in task 2 and the silver content in the ore in task 3, the gold ore sample inspection report is issued; According to the palladium content in the acid leaching solution in task 4, a palladium test report of the acid leaching solution sample is issued. The format of the report is provided in appendix I**10.

    2. Task evaluation.

    On the basis of completing the above teaching links, summarize the task, and evaluate the students' attitude, ability, participation, problem-solving ability, and ability to cooperate with classmates in the process of completing the task, which can also be carried out after each task. It is divided into student self-evaluation, peer evaluation and teacher evaluation. In Appendix II, **1 4 is the task evaluation form, and **5 6 is the evaluation reference standard.

    20899-2007, Methods for Chemical Analysis of Gold Ore Huai Potato Hail Part I: Determination of Gold and Silver Amount.

    Practice and think.

    1.What are the enrichment methods?

    2.What are the main methods for determining gold? What are the advantages and disadvantages of each?

    3.What should I pay attention to when sampling ore?

    4.What are the main methods of sample decomposition of ore? What are the advantages and disadvantages of each?

    After combining with Cl-, it forms a white gelatinous precipitate, and in the process of silver determination, why can the sample be decomposed with hydrochloric acid when the sample is decomposed?

    6.In what form does gold exist in nature? There is AU in aqueous solution

    Are compounds present?

    7.Describe the workflow of lead assay.

    8.Weigh a silver-containing sample, add an appropriate amount of nitric acid, and use ammonium iron as the indicator agent, and consume NH4

    SCN solution (Calculate the mass fraction of silver in this sample.)

    9.The sample containing gold was weighed, separated and enriched with polyvinyl chloride-nylon 6 resin after treatment, excess potassium iodide was added to the eluent to reduce gold, and the iodine was consumed when titrated with sodium thiosulfate standard dissolved lead sail solution ( ), and used to titrate the blank, and the gold content in the sample was calculated.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    Use atomic absorption light dispersion spectrum, and the testing agency will worry about the specific test method.

    This method is more troublesome, but also a special palladium lamp, but also a standard palladium solution, but also to detect the early call mechanism for detection, your sample is damaged, and the most expensive, but the accuracy is quite high, it is definitely a good way to quantitatively determine the content of metal elements.

    If it's ring jewelry or something, I think you should have a special jewelry appraisal agency in your local area, so look for them......

    That's all I can say, and I hope it helps you.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    ICP-OES method for university laboratories.

    It is an inductively coupled plasma radiometer.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    Hello! ICP-OES method for university laboratories.

    It is a trap shed instrument that should be coupled with plasma radiation spectroscopy.

    Are you still satisfied with my Wang Ze?

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