A method for detecting the content of calcium, iron, aluminum, magnesium and manganese in zinc-calcium alloy
A detection method and alloy technology, applied in material excitation analysis, thermal excitation analysis and other directions, can solve the problems of difficult to estimate reagent errors, poor control of accuracy, consumption of chemicals, etc., to achieve less interference, high accuracy, and preparation process. simple effect
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[0042] A zinc-calcium master alloy for hot-dipping is prepared according to the following method:
[0043] A. 72.7 parts of 99.95 zinc ingots and 27.3 parts of metal calcium (purity 99%wt) are fed and melted at the same time, and the argon protection is turned on. When the melting temperature reaches 650 ° C, increase the blowing and stirring, and the gas used for blowing and stirring is argon. The pressure is 0.02MPa;
[0044] B. After blowing and stirring for 8 minutes, cool down naturally to 560°C, remove the slag, pour into the mold after the slag removal, and solidify to obtain the zinc-calcium master alloy for hot dipping. The temperature of the mold before pouring is 200°C.
[0045]Detection of the above zinc-calcium alloy: Accurately weigh 0.1000 g of the above sample into a 100 ml quartz beaker, add 4 ml of solvent, add 2 drops of hydrogen peroxide after the dissolution is complete, rinse the cup wall carefully with ultrapure water, place it on an electric furnace and...
Embodiment 2
[0056] A zinc-calcium master alloy for hot-dipping is prepared according to the following method:
[0057] A. 75 parts of 99.95 zinc ingots and 25 parts of metal calcium (purity 99%wt) are fed and melted at the same time, and the argon protection is turned on. When the melting temperature reaches 650 ° C, increase the blowing and stirring, and the gas used for blowing and stirring is argon. The pressure is 0.02MPa;
[0058] B. After blowing and stirring for 8 minutes, cool down naturally to 560°C, remove the slag, pour into the mold after the slag removal, and solidify to obtain the zinc-calcium master alloy for hot dipping. The temperature of the mold before pouring is 200°C.
[0059] Detection of the above zinc-calcium alloy: Accurately weigh 0.1000 g of the above sample into a 100 ml quartz beaker, add 4 ml of solvent, add 2 drops of hydrogen peroxide after the dissolution is complete, rinse the cup wall carefully with ultrapure water, place it on an electric furnace and he...
Embodiment 3
[0071] Substantially the same as Example 1, the difference is that the solvent used is 18% hydrochloric acid with a mass concentration, and the recovery experimental results are as shown in Table 8:
[0072] Table 8 recovery experiment results
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