Method for rapidly detecting trace germanium in copper-cobalt-iron alloy
A detection method and ferroalloy technology, applied in the preparation of test samples, thermal excitation analysis, material excitation analysis, etc., can solve the problems of poor detection precision and accuracy, cumbersome steps, and harsh operations, and achieve environmental accuracy. , less operation steps, the effect of eliminating hazards
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[0014] The present invention is a rapid detection method for trace amounts of germanium in a copper-cobalt-iron alloy, and its specific operation steps are:
[0015] Put the substance to be detected into a beaker, then take nitric acid, phosphoric acid and ammonium bifluoride and mix them according to the proportion to form a digestion system, add the mixed digestion system into the beaker, heat the digestion system after adding, at low temperature Decompose the alloy by heating; prepare a set of standard curves containing germanium, add a certain amount of copper, cobalt, and iron to the standard to match the matrix, remove the influence of interfering elements, and improve the detection accuracy; use ICP to make the standard curve, use the standard curve containing germanium The content is the abscissa, and the strength of the germanium obtained by the test is the ordinate, and the proportional relationship between the germanium content and the strength is obtained, that is, ...
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[0017] see figure 1 , a copper-cobalt-iron alloy containing 10% copper, 17% cobalt, and 65-68% iron. Firstly, take 0.5g of the sample into a 500ml beaker, add a little ammonium bifluoride, phosphoric acid and nitric acid, heat and decompose it on a low-temperature electric heating plate until the solution is clear. Take it out and transfer it to a 100ml volumetric flask when it is slightly cooled, dilute to volume, and mix well.
[0018] Then configure a group of germanium standard solutions containing matrix copper 10%, cobalt 17%, and iron 65-68%, and use a plasma emission spectrometer to test the light intensity to obtain a light intensity-concentration working curve. Finally, the light intensity of the sample was tested under the same instrument settings, and the concentration of germanium in the sample checked according to the working curve was 3.4378ug / ml.
[0019] Germanium content:
[0020] W%=3.3911ug / ml*100 / 0.5*10 -4 =0.068%
[0021] Data comparison between this...
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