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Study on Determination of Gold in Ore by Microwave Digestion and Flame Atomic Absorption Spectrometry

Chai Yue-dong

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The determination of gold in ore sample by Solid Phase Extraction and Flame Atomic Absorption Spectrometry was studied.The results show that the content of gold is compatible with the Beer law in the range 0~3.5 μg/mL;the relative standard deviations of the method are 2.5%~3.2%;and the recoveries are 89%~104%.

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The determination of gold in ore sample by Solid Phase Extraction and Flame Atomic Absorption Spectrometry was studied.The results show that the content of gold is compatible with the Beer law in the range 0~3.5 μg/mL;the relative standard deviations of the method are 2.5%~3.2%;and the recoveries are 89%~104%.

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The determination of gold in ore sample by Solid Phase Extraction and Flame Atomic Absorption Spectrometry was studied.The results show that the content of gold is compatible with the Beer law in the range 0~3.5 μg/mL;the relative standard deviations of the method are 2.5%~3.2%;and the recoveries are 89%~104%.

Key concepts: Microwave digestion, Atomic absorption spectroscopy, Analytical Chemistry (journal), Relative standard deviation, Extraction (chemistry), Microwave, Gold ore, Mass spectrometry

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