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Application of x- ray fluorescence analysis to the determnation of tin in ores and concentrates T.R. Sweatman, Y.C. Wong, K.S. Toong.

By: Sweatman, T.RContributor(s): Wong, Y.C. K.S. ToongMaterial type: Text

TextPublisher: 1967Description: 52 p. ill. 30 cmSubject(s): MineralsSummary: Quantitative determinations of tin in ilmenite, monazite, wolfram. Xenotime, zircon and cassiterite concentrates have been made by X- ray fluorescence techniques and the results compared to those obtained by normal wet chemical methods (iodimetric) in three independent laboratories.

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Quantitative determinations of tin in ilmenite, monazite, wolfram. Xenotime, zircon and cassiterite concentrates have been made by X- ray fluorescence techniques and the results compared to those obtained by normal wet chemical methods (iodimetric) in three independent laboratories.