Dissolution of Carbide Isolates in Acids Using Microwave Technique

Andrzej Wyciślik; Janusz Richter

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.212.39

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Dissolution of Carbide Isolates in Acids Using Microwave Technique

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The paper presents results of the investigation of SM5Ti3Nb2 steel carbide isolates. The acids and acid mixtures for dissolution of selected carbides phase isolates, using microwave technique were specified. This way of dissolution of carbide isolates reduced the time of mineralization to about 10-15 minutes. Presented methods of dissolution can be applied in the chemical analysis of carbide isolates, using atomic absorption spectrometry and optical emission spectrometry inductively coupled plasma. It is indicated the acids, using to removal of noncarbide metallic residue in isolates.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 212)

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Andrzej Wyciślik, Janusz Richter

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Carbide Isolates, Dissolution in Acids, Microwave Technique

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