The application discloses a method for detecting the content of
chromium in
laterite nickel ore, and comprises the following steps: S1,
nitric acid,
phosphoric acid,
perchloric acid and
sulfuric acid are sequentially added into a to-be-detected sample of the
laterite nickel ore, and the mixture is uniformly mixed to obtain a
mixed solution A; S2, when the amount of the
nitric acid is not 0, the
mixed solution A is heated to remove water and the
nitric acid, and then is heated again to remove the
perchloric acid, so as to obtain a
mixed solution C; when the amount of the nitric acid is 0, the mixed solution A is directly heated to remove water and the
perchloric acid, so as to obtain the mixed solution C; S3, after the mixed solution C is cooled, water is added to dilute the mixed solution C, the mixed solution C is boiled again to dissolve salts, and after being cooled, the mixed solution C is filtered and diluted for standby, and is recorded as a mixed solution D; and S4, the mixed solution D is determined by ICP, and the content of the
chromium in the
laterite nickel ore is calculated. By means of the oxidation-reduction reaction of the nitric acid, the
phosphoric acid, the perchloric acid and the
sulfuric acid, and the determination by ICP, the problems of few
test analysis methods, long detection time and complicated steps in the
hydrometallurgy of the laterite nickel ore are solved.