X-ray fluorescence analysis method for determining element sulphur with different valence in cement
A technology of X-ray and analytical method, which is applied in the field of X-ray fluorescence analysis to determine sulfur elements in different valence states in cement, and achieves the effect of being simple and easy to implement and saving the measurement process.
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[0076] 1. Preparation of calibration samples
[0077] (1) Preparation of sulfide-free calibration samples
[0078] Select cement clinker standard samples or cement standard samples confirmed to be free of sulfides, and select sulfates, such as gypsum for cement. Take one piece of cement (or cement clinker) and one piece of gypsum for cement, mix the two in an appropriate proportion, and grind them to an appropriate fineness with a vibrating mill. Prepare n (n>2) calibration samples in this way, and the samples are denoted as SNi (i=1,2,…,n). Perform a fixed value determination of SO3 in these n (n>2) calibration samples. Since the standard sample is used and the gypsum is added quantitatively, the content of the hexavalent sulfur element in each of the above calibration samples is known, that is, the content of sulfate sulfur in the sample C SO3 is known.
[0079] (2) Preparation of calibration samples of sulfide-containing cement.
[0080] Select cement standard samples,...
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[0090] 1. Preparation of calibration samples
[0091] (1) Preparation of sulfide-free calibration samples
[0092] Select a cement clinker sample confirmed to be free of sulfides and a cement gypsum, and grind them into powders first, then quantitatively mix them in an appropriate proportion, and grind them with a vibrating mill for 60 seconds, so as to prepare 8 calibration samples. Take about 5 grams of sample, use boric acid as a cushion layer, use 20 tons of force, hold the pressure for 30 seconds, and make the calibration sample into a powder tablet. The X-ray fluorescence intensity was measured for each calibration sample, and the sulfur trioxide in 8 calibration samples was determined. The results of the determination are shown in Table 1.
[0093] Table 1
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[0095] (2) Preparation of calibration samples of sulfide-containing cement.
[0096] Add an appropriate amount of iron sulfide or sodium sulfide to any cement standard sample, mix and grind for 60 sec...
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