Measuring method for copper content in enamelled wires
A measurement method and enameled wire technology, applied in the field of enameled wire, can solve problems such as poor measurement accuracy, inaccurate measurement data, and gaps, and achieve the effects of small measurement error, high measurement accuracy, and error elimination
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[0019] Embodiment, the measuring method of copper content of enameled wire, comprises the following steps:
[0020] A), weigh 0.2g enameled wire sample;
[0021] B) Take a beaker and pour 20ml of alcohol into the beaker, fix the sample with a glass rod and place it on the top of the beaker for full combustion, and remove the paint on the surface of the enameled wire;
[0022] C) Put the burnt enameled wire into a beaker, and add 5ml of 1:1 nitric acid (100ml distilled water + 100ml nitric acid, analytical purity 65%-68%) into the beaker, heat to dissolve;
[0023] D), after the burnt enameled wire is dissolved, transfer the solution in the beaker to the Erlenmeyer flask;
[0024] E), titrate the solution in the Erlenmeyer flask to determine the copper content.
[0025] The specific titration steps are:
[0026] 1) First add 0.1g of NaF to the Erlenmeyer flask, and then add 10ml of 20% KI solution. At this time, the solution is earthy yellow. Titrate with sodium thiosulfate ...
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