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Gold analysis

2012-03-02View Original

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How long does it take to analyze gold, and what instruments and reagents are required?
Reply #22012-03-03
What type of gold are you analyzing, OP? Are it gold ingots, gold powder, or does it contain other impurities? What are the components involved?
Reply #32012-03-03
Original poster, come to me for this matter. Please give me a sample first; I’ll decide on how to analyze it. Apart from the relatively high sample loss, my analysis method has no other drawbacks.
Reply #42012-03-30
Is there a good quick method for gold powder contents ranging from 0.1 to 40 grams?
Reply #52012-04-02
Those with experience in dealing with gold can estimate its purity by observing the flame intensity; nowadays, there are also specialized instruments for testing gold available for purchase
Reply #62012-04-19
Is the poster trying to determine the gold content or the amount of impurities present? If it’s trace impurities, they can be dissolved and then analyzed using ICP
Reply #72012-04-20
http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-632896-1-1.html Let’s see if this helps

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