Method for combined quantitative determination of metal oxides and hydroxides in ores
A technique for the quantitative determination of hydroxides, applied in measurement devices, particle and sedimentation analysis, material analysis using measurement of secondary emissions, etc. Provides quantitative minerals and other issues to achieve good resolution and accuracy
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[0024] Various manganese oxides and hydroxides are common in manganese ore. Common manganese oxide and manganese hydroxide minerals include pyrolusite, coromanganite and hydromanganese, but these minerals show different characteristics under the optical microscope. Their optical characteristics are as follows:
[0025] Pyrolulurite (MnO 2 , Mn content 63.2%) belongs to the tetragonal crystal system, the reflectivity under white light is 30-41.5 (III level), the double reflection is remarkable, the reflection color is white with a light yellow hue, or light yellow (hematite), white (water Manganese ore), showing pleochroism (yellow-white or khaki, or cream yellow-off-white), no internal reflection, strong heterogeneity (off-white or light yellow-blue-green gray-brown red), often euhedral, Semi-euhedral columnar, needle columnar crystals.
[0026] Colemanite (mMnO 2 .MnO.nH 2 O, Mn content 49-62%) belongs to the monoclinic crystal system, the reflectivity under white light i...
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