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Moisture content

2011-11-14View Original

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How is the moisture content of electrolytic manganese generally determined? What temperature and for how long should it be dried?
Reply #22011-11-15
Reply to 1# Dietlanna: Is it necessary to test the moisture content of electrolytic manganese? Where is the water? Dare you heat it?
Reply #32011-11-15
Reply to 2# djycjx regarding the treatment of manganese ore tailings
Reply #42011-11-15
Reply to 3# Dietlana: It’s simple then. Select 3 to 4 temperature points between 120 and 200°C, and dry at each point for 2, 3, or 4 hours respectively; the optimal temperature and time can be determined from the experimental data. It is estimated that for a 200-mesh sample, 2–5 g is sufficient, and drying at 150°C for 3 hours will suffice. I haven’t done it; it’s just based on imagination. As for the specific experimental conditions, the original poster will need to figure those out on their own.

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