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BS 7020-4.2:1990 Analysis of iron ores. Method for the determination of total iron content Titanium (III) chloride reduction methods

BS 7020-4.2:1990

Analysis of iron ores. Method for the determination of total iron content Titanium (III) chloride reduction methods

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Standard number:BS 7020-4.2:1990
Pages:16
Released:1990-10-31
ISBN:0 580 19020 X
Status:Standard
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BS 7020-4.2:1990


This standard BS 7020-4.2:1990 Analysis of iron ores. Method for the determination of total iron content is classified in these ICS categories:
  • 73.060.10 Iron ores

This International Standard specifies two titrimetric methods, free from mercury pollution, for the determination of total iron content in iron ores, using potassium dichromate as titrant after reduction of the iron(III) by tin(II) chloride and titanium(III) chloride. The excess reductant is then oxidized by either dilute potassium dichromate (method 1) or perchloric acid (method 2).

Both methods are applicable to a concentration range of 30 % (m/m) to 72 % (m/m) of iron in natural iron ores, iron ore concentrates and agglomerates, including sinter products.


Two methods specified using potassium dichromate as titrant after reduction of the iron (III) by tin (II) chloride and titanium (III) chloride. Excess reductant oxidized by either dilute potassium dichromate or perchloric acid.