Combustion separation techniques in glass analysis

2024/08/29 by Fletcher, Walter William
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paper · doi:10.34657/14578

Abstract

The combustion method is suitable for the separation and determination of volatile components of glass. Details of fluorine, boron, sulphur and chloride in glass as well as carbon and sulphur in sand. Comparison with other methods demonstrates the efficiency of the combustion method.

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