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Honey plants are plants that produce a good amount of nectar and pollen that can be collected by bees to make honey. In the north of Côte d’Ivoire, beekeeping is an income-generating activity subject to climatic hazards. It is therefore necessary to study honey plants in the north of Côte d’Ivoire, which is an area of high honey production. The present study was carried out in the Ferme des Trois Lacs in the Department of Dabakala. The farm is one of the largest beekeeping farms in the North and the largest in the region. The study contributes to the knowledge of the honey plants of the Côte d’Ivoire and makes it possible to popularize beekeeping in the region. A total of 72 species of honey plants have been identified. They are divided into 66 genera and 29 botanical families. The richest family in species is the Fabaceae. These are more than half (55.5%) of the transition zone plants. The microphanerophyts are the most represented with 40.27%. The flora is dominated by shrubs at 33.72%. These plants mostly flower during the rainy seasons. Most are visited by bees for nectar. And finally, these plants are mostly spontaneous.
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materialscience-crimson · 6 months ago
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Biosynthesis of Eco-Friendly Silver Nano-Particles using Dry Fluted Pumpkin (Telfairia occidentalis) Leave Extract as Reducing Agent_Crimson Publishers
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Biosynthesis of Eco-Friendly Silver Nano-Particles using Dry Fluted Pumpkin (Telfairia occidentalis) Leave Extract as Reducing Agent by Ihom P Aondona* in Crimson Publishers: Peer Reviewed Material Science Journals
The biosynthesis of eco-friendly silver nano-particles using dry fluted pumpkin (Telfairia ocidentalis) leave extract as reducing agent was carried out. The research used the extract which was prepared from dry fluted pumpkin leaves to reduce 0.01M silver nitrate solution without the addition of any capping agent. During the biosynthesis process qualitative measures like 15 minutes interval observation for 1hr., observation of precipitates formation, and laser light pointer were taken to establish the formation of AgNPs in the solution. The AgNPs for characterization were produced by allowing the biosynthesis solution to remain in the cardboard for 24 hours before filtering and drying the residue in the oven at 110 °C. The residue which was the AgNPs was characterized using ED-XRF and SEM. The NPs produced were of average size of 30nm and angular and cubicle in shape. The chemical composition of the NPs was 71.8% Ag2O, 25% SiO2, 2.18% Cl and other trace compounds. The NPs; given the eco-friendly method of their biosynthesis can be further purified to be used on wound bandage.
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paganimagevault · 4 years ago
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Mycenaean Archer from the Palace of Nestor 1300 BCE
"The authors interpret two joining pieces of a brightly colored wall painting found at the Palace of Nestor in 1939. The fragment, removed from the walls of the palace prior to its final destruction, represents part of an archer, probably female. Alternative rcconstructions are offered. Artistic methods and constituents of the plaster and paint are studied by XRD, PIXE-alpha analysis, XRF, SEM-EDS, PY/GC-MS, and GC-MS. Egyptian blue pigment was extensively employed. Egg was used as a binder for the pigments in a tempera, rather than a fresco, technique. The identification of individualized painting styles may make it possible to assign groups of wall paintings to particular artists or workshops." -taken from researchgate
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crimsonpublishers · 3 years ago
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The Study on the Reducibility of Itakpe Iron Ore Lumps_Crimson Publishers
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The Study on the Reducibility of Itakpe Iron Ore Lumps by Ocheri C in Crimson Publishers: Peer Reviewed Material Science Journals 
The study on the reducibility on the Itakpe iron ore lumps were carried out. The chemical compositions, structural analysis and morphological structures of the ores were examined. Some analytical instruments and equipment were used to determine the Thermogravimetry (TG), the Differential Thermal Analyzer (DTA), the X-Ray Fluorescence (XRF) and X-Ray Diff action (XRD). Optical Microscopy and Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) with Energy Dispersive Spectroscopy (EDS) were also used for further analyses .The reducibility study was performed in the laboratories of the Department of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Nigeria. A muffle furnace with model number LABE 1210, Divine international. The heating capacity of 1500 ͦC as the heating device was used for the experiments. The samples were heated to temperature range from 800 ͦC to 1000 ͦC with temperature interval of 40 ͦC .The duration allowed for each of the experiments ranged from 20 minutes to 120minutes and also allowed interval time of 20 minutes. The iron ore lumps were taken inside six stainless steel containers with diameter 0.675cm x 0.594cm inside diameter with the mouths tightly closed with air tight covers for gas escape, the metallurgical coking coal obtained from the Ajaokuta Steel Company Limited was used as a reducing agents . The highest reduction value of Itakpe iron ore lump was obtained at 74.3% with corresponding temperature at 1000 ͦC at time rate of 120minutess. The (SEM) and (EDS) were used to determine the iron (Fe) content after the reducibility tests were performed. Some recommendations and contributions from the research work was stated to assist the would - be researchers in this field of study. 
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ijtsrd · 3 years ago
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Design and Analysis of Aluminum Alloy for Gasoline Generator Piston using Aluminum Scrap
by Christian Ogheneruemu Akeni | P. C Onyechi | Chika Edith Mgbemena "Design and Analysis of Aluminum Alloy for Gasoline Generator Piston using Aluminum Scrap"
Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-5 | Issue-5 , August 2021,
URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd43838.pdf
Paper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/engineering/mechanical-engineering/43838/design-and-analysis-of-aluminum-alloy-for-gasoline-generator-piston-using-aluminum-scrap/christian-ogheneruemu-akeni
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The piston is an engine component that converts the heat and pressure energy released by fuel combustion into mechanical work. The primary goal of this study is to create a piston that meets the specific requirements. The piston was created in SOLIDWORKS and examined with ANSYS workstation. Scrap aluminum alloys were used to make the pistons. The working gas pressure, temperature, and material attributes of the piston were employed in the analysis. A permanent mild steel mold was used to manufacture the TG 950 gasoline generator piston. The aluminum fragments were melted in a gas fired crucible furnace. The developed piston was characterized using XRF and SEM EDS to ascertain the elemental compositions of the final product, and finally, the piston was put through a thermal and transient study to estimate how well it will perform in service. 
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maxsell-technologies · 3 years ago
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GOLD TESTING MACHINE
The XRF Gold testing machine is a scientific instrument that employs X-rays to determine the purity of gold. X-ray analysis has been introduced by foreign organisations in India as part of the determining the purity in most efficient and quickest way. It's a precise, non-destructive method of determining the purity of gold and other metals. The X-Ray method of gold analysis provides a purity of gold of up to 10-12 microns, so it can penetrate to the extent and provide the purity result. In 20 seconds, this method will calculate the exact percentage of karat (of karat) in a solid piece of jewellery or any size or shape of a sample. It also calculates the element concentration of all forms of gold, white gold, platinum, silver, palladium, rhodium, and related alloys with pinpoint accuracy.
The chemical composition of many types of materials can be determined using Energy Dispersive X-Ray fluorescence (ED-XRF), which is a simple, precise, and cost-effective analytical tool. It is non-destructive and dependable, involves minimal sample preparation, and can be used for solid, liquid, or powdered samples. It can detect a wide variety of elements, from Chlorine (17) to Uranium (92), and has detection limits of over one part per million (PPM). Aside from the X-ray spectrometer, other older conventional approaches for testing gold purity include TouchStone and Acid. TouchStone and Acid, on the other hand, are toxic tests in which a small sample of gold is scratched and then analysed. In traditional fire assay method you will have to process the sample by melting it and then the long procedure of separation of elements, yields results after several hours. Not to mention the hazardous pollution it generates due to lead and acid usage in the process.
HOW DOES GOLD TESTING MACHINE OPERATE
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Electronic or XRF based measuring machines are the most reliable and safe way to test gold. This accredited process can be used by both skilled appraisers and gold owners to determine the precise composition of their gold pieces. If you want to authenticate your gold coin or strip, you can use this exam. For your high-quality investments, you shouldn't have to worry about any possible inaccuracies or losses caused by the above gold testing methods. If you plan on checking gold products regularly, you should consider purchasing an automated gold testing system like Maxsell MXGT Aurum. Simply obey the manufacturer's guidelines that came with the device to ensure that the tests yielded correct results. Silver, platinum, and palladium are also checked in this.
WHICH TYPE OF TESTER IS THE MOST EFFECTIVE?
Electronic or XRF based measuring machines are the most reliable and safe way to test gold. This accredited process can be used by both skilled appraisers and gold owners to determine the precise composition of their gold pieces. If you want to authenticate your gold coin or strip, you can use this exam. For your high-quality investments, you shouldn't have to worry about any possible inaccuracies or losses caused by the above gold testing methods. If you plan on checking gold products regularly, you should consider purchasing an automated gold testing system like Maxsell MXGT Aurum. Simply obey the manufacturer's guidelines that came with the device to ensure that the tests yielded correct results. Silver, platinum, and palladium are also checked in this.
XRF GOLD TESTING MACHINES: HOW RELIABLE ARE THEY?
If you're thinking of buying a gold testing machine and you want to know that your money will be well spent? What distinguishes ordinary measuring instruments from exceptional electronic gold testing machine is their dependability. When looking for a gold tester, it's important to consider how long the tester can have reliable results depends on the testing procedure. Opting for reliable brand and established supplier could be one of the most important consideration while investing in Gold testing machine for your business.
IS THE ACCURACY OF ELECTRONIC GOLD TESTERS RELIABLE?
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So you've discovered a trustworthy gold measuring system. That's fantastic! Now you're about to start measuring the purity of your gold, but you have another question: "How reliable is this tester?"
A vendor data sheet should be included with every unit, detailing the gold tester's relative accuracy. Tests a couple of uniform samples or standard references to identify the precision of the instrument, cross check it with a reliable chemical based test lab, to ensure the accuracy is according to the industry norms.
WHAT OTHER CHARACTERISTICS SHOULD I BE ON THE LOOKOUT FOR?
Many other electronic gold tester features would be useful to you depending on your level of interest. This is one place that you may want to make a list of what you want to do with your gold tester and buy accordingly.
However, the following are some of the most common features that people look for while shopping:
The number of tests that the device is capable of performing
The number of checks that your computerized gold testing machine will perform is critical if you are testing a large number of gold samples or if you are a long-term hobbyist. This feature's value continues to grow with device pricing, because there's a sweet spot where the expense inevitably outweighs the benefits.
User-FriendlinessLet's face it: technology can be overwhelming at times. You want a gold tester for a user interface that is almost instinctive. For top-tier gold reviewers, it may be a deal-breaker that they often come with extra features that you will never need. So focus on user friendliness, the ease of operation and ease of placing the sample to test. Most instruments focus on laboratory users, which means only a chemist can operate under laboratory conditions. Whereas jewellers or jewellery manufacturers rely upon user friendly system than complex software interfaces.Is it suitable for your investment?Modern testers come in a variety of sizes and forms and at different price range. Choose the one that fits your usage and requirement followed by the size of pocket it requires to invest. Infact invest on equipment that is going to be useful for future as most of these instrument have life span of over 10 years. And during this period. The price of Gold is certain to appreciate and prone to several contaminations and mal practices. So consider for long term and invest on based on your future needs. Consider the type of detector being used and their advantages. Before you decide your final call.
HERE ARE MY BEST PICKS
MXGT Aurum All Metal Gold Assaying Machine
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MXGT Aurum adds to the convenience of operating the instrument through an Industrial standard touch screen with HD Display. It can be your best choice, if you're looking for reliable results, Results that are par with Fire assay standards. Its advanced Si Pin Diode detector ensures highly stable performance.
Maxsell guarantees 100% customer satisfaction for samples tested on MXGT Aurum. We have configured it specially to meet typical Indian condition of Gold jewellery and samples. The software is specially designed to fight the adverse effects several environmental conditions, operator knowledge, etc.
By detecting all malicious and prohibited (powder) elements like Iridium, Ruthenium, Cadmium, Osmium, etc. MXGT Aurum meets BIS requirement for analyzing Jewellery and samples as per BIS or Hallmark standards.
Existing users are highly satisfied with its performance in terms of accuracy, durability and stability. And its aggressive pricing can make the best competitor in the industry run for their money.
MXGT DESRIRE & DESIRE PLUS 1 TOUCH GOLD TESTER
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Maxsell's World's First Aluminum Alloy Machined Gold Purity Analyzer has a Smart Feature called Want, which reflects every customer's desire to own the best in the industry. MXGT Desire features a Si-Pin Diode detector, while Desire Plus features a Silicon Drift Detector (SDD), all from Ametek USA, the world's first fully aluminum machine.
The Main Gold Tester is made up of some of the finest materials available on the market. This allows the system to consistently provide you with accurate test data. Since it is so easy to use, customers from all over the world have proven its usability. The Key Gold Tester is compact but tough, and it's ready to explore the world from the comfort of your pocket.
Visit our website for more such amazing blogs: https://maxsell.co.in/
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annieboltonworld · 4 years ago
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Juniper Publishers- Open Access Journal of Environmental Sciences & Natural Resources
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Genotype and Environment Interaction Determines the Yield Potential of a Crop under Changing Climate
Authored by Kwata Maphuti Georgina
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The physical characteristics and composition of dust material are essential in the study of soil contamination. The aim of the study is to determine the possible asbestos contamination in dust samples collected both outside and inside of homes villages that are close proximity to former asbestos mining areas. Asbestos is a silicate mineral that was mined in South Africa, but its mining was ceased in 2002 due to human health effects associated with inhalation. In January 2017 outside surface dust samples were collected in yards with a brush and plastic dust pan, sieved on site with 1.8 mm pore size stainless steel sieve to remove large particles and put into a labeled zipper plastic for storage. Trapped dust samples were collected on pieces of sticky tapes on hard surface both indoor and outdoor of homes and stored in sealed containers. The geochemical and morphological data were generated using (XRF) X-ray fluorescence and (SEM-EDS) Scanning Electron Microscopy - Energy Dispersive Spectrometry presented in the study is for January 2017. The samples were chemically treated and coated with carbonated before the analysis commenced. The main finding from this pilot study is that reported amphibole silicate asbestos mineral was detected at all the five sites. Previous studies have reported some of the dangers of inhaling asbestos fibres to include inflammation of the affected lung tissue, lung diseases and cancer of the lung tissue. Thus, its imperative that exposure to asbestos pollution should be eliminated or minimized.
Keywords: Surface dust; Trapped dust; Asbestos; Former mining areas; XRD, SED-EDS
Introduction
Mining of asbestos has left behind health and environmental problems [1]. Historically the asbestos materials were used for building roof, ceiling, and brake pads for vehicles [2]. While asbestos mining began little was unknown about the danger of the mineral due to the human and health effects [3]. Besides the banning of asbestos in 2002 is still contributing to the human health effects. Asbestos fibres mass is less 1 g which can be easily getting lifted in the air and suspended until transported to the close local communities [4]. There were cases of asbestos related diseases on the following mesothelioma, lung cancer and asbestosis which contributed to the high mortality due to the asbestos mineral "miracle mineral" [5]. The purpose of the study is to determine the geochemical and morphological composition from surface dust and trapped dust samples collected in the local communities in the vicinity to the derelict and abandoned mine dumps in Limpopo Province.
Experimental Procedure
Study Area
The study was undertaken within the following five local communities (Ga-Malemang Village, Ga-Mafefe - Mathabata Village, Penge and Taung Village) located in Limpopo Province (formerly Northern Province) in South Africa. Site B is fully rehabilitated and Sites A, C, D and E are partially rehabilitated. These communities are located near the old and abandoned asbestos mine dumps. The province has bushveld, majestic mountains, primeval indigenous forest, unspoilt wilderness and patchworks of farmland [6]. The geology of the province contains the Transvaal and Chuniespoort group; carbonate rock formation (contains iron and magnesium embedded in the rocks) form part of the dolomite series in succession near the top, which is followed by carbonate rock formation [7]. Most rocks in the province belong to the Malmani Subgroup and Penge formation. The most common rocks found in the province are shale, dolomite, chert, quartzite, conglomerate, breccia and diamictite [8]. Penge is an old town situated approximately 48 km north-west of Burgersfort, in the Greater Tubatse Local and Greater Sekhukhune District Municipalities. The asbestos mines were located south of the Pietersburg asbestos fields [9] and extend in an 80 km arc from Malisdrift in the north-west to the confluence of the Olifants and Steelpoort Rivers in the southeast[1] . The Penge asbestos mine and village are located in the southeastern extremities of the Pietersburg asbestos field [10]. Ga- Malemang village is situated in north-east of the province where the capital city of province is located on the road to Polokwane. The village is 30 km away from Polokwane and along the road there is smelter. Ga-Mafefe is situated in the north-west of the province where is the road to Burgersfort and Penge, Taung Village are 48 km away from Burgersfort town.
Sample Collection Method
Surface dust samples were collected using a brush, dust pan, sieved on site with 1.8 mm pore size stainless steel sieve to remove large particles and put into a labeled zipper plastic for storage. Trapped dust samples were collected using on pieces of sticky tapes on hard surface both indoor and outdoor of homes and stored in sealed containers.
Laboratory Procedure
Surface dust samples were analysed with the (XRF) X-ray fluorescence and trapped dust samples were analysed with the SEM-EDS (Scanning Electron Microscopy - Energy Dispersive Spectroscopy). The XRF is used to quantify the geochemical composition, while SEM-EDS are used to determine the physical or morphological features of the dust particles or fibres. Pieces of sticky tapes substrate containing trapped dust samples are mounted on specialised filter holders for SEM-EDS investigationsfollowed the method described by Atanasova[11]. All the specimens for SEM-EDS are coated with carbon to provide a conductive surface for optimum imaging. The XRF analysis major element analysis the milled sample (<75 |i fraction) was roasted at 1000C for at least 3.0g hours to oxidize Fe2+ and S and to determine the loss of ignition (L.O.I.). Glass disks were prepared by fusing 1.0 g roasted sample and 10 g flux consisting of 49.5% Li2B4O7, 49.5% LiBO2 and 0.50% Lil at 1150C. Quality control/Quality assurance was done by using an in-house amphibolites reference material (sample 12/76). Also 1.0 in every 10 samples is duplicated during sample preparation. For trace element analysis 12 g milled sample and 3.0 g Lico wax was mixed and pressed into a powder briquette by a hydraulic press with the applied pressure at 25 ton. The glass disks and wax pellets was analysed by a PAN Alytical wavelength dispersive Axios X-ray fluorescence spectrometer equipped with a 4 kW Rh tube [12].
Results and Discussion
The geochemistry results in (Table 1) shows the oxide of silicates of oxide silicon oxide (SiO2) ranged from 47.32 to 61.23 wt. %, aluminum (II) oxide (Al2O3) ranged from 7.7 to 12.86 wt.%, iron (II) oxide (Fe2O3) ranged from 10.02 to 31.91 wt.% and magnesium (II) oxide (MgO) ranged from 0.83 to 2.35 wt. %. These geochemical results only confirm the presence of silicates minerals. The asbestos mineral is one of the many silicate minerals that are suspected to still be present within the study area. (Figure 1) shows the amphibole [NaCa2 (Mg,Fe,Al)5O22(OH)2] mineral groups to be the most common asbestos mineral to be identified or present in all the five sites. The other silicate minerals detected were quartz [SiO2], kaolinite [Al2Si2O5(OH)], mica[KAI2(Si3Al010)(0H)2] and IIImenite [Fe2TiO3]. The non-silicate minerals detected were gibbsite[Al2(OH)3], calcite[CaCO3], Fe-oxide, organic, gypsum, lime, halite and clinochlore[Mg,Fe+5Al(Si3Al)O10(OH)8]. Previous studies by Moja [13]; [14,15] reported the amphibole asbestos mineral group being dominant in comparison to the and serpentine asbestos mineral group.
Conclusion
Since all the sites under investigation tested positive for the presence of the amphibole asbestos mineral group, it implies that the locals are continually being exposed to it. Urgent rehabilitation is recommended to reduce the health risks of these communities.
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maxsellcurrencymachines · 4 years ago
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Gold Testing Machine-Maxsell
GOLD TESTING MACHINE
The XRF Gold testing machine is a scientific instrument that employs X-rays to determine the purity of gold. X-ray analysis has been introduced by foreign organisations in India as part of the determining the purity in most efficient and quickest way. It's a precise, non-destructive method of determining the purity of gold and other metals. The X-Ray method of gold analysis provides a purity of gold of up to 10-12 microns, so it can penetrate to the extent and provide the purity result. In 20 seconds, this method will calculate the exact percentage of karat (of karat) in a solid piece of jewellery or any size or shape of a sample. It also calculates the element concentration of all forms of gold, white gold, platinum, silver, palladium, rhodium, and related alloys with pinpoint accuracy.
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Maxsell Gold testing Machine
The chemical composition of many types of materials can be determined using Energy Dispersive X-Ray fluorescence (ED-XRF), which is a simple, precise, and cost-effective analytical tool. It is non-destructive and dependable, involves minimal sample preparation, and can be used for solid, liquid, or powdered samples. It can detect a wide variety of elements, from Chlorine (17) to Uranium (92), and has detection limits of over one part per million (PPM). Aside from the X-ray spectrometer, other older conventional approaches for testing gold purity include TouchStone and Acid. TouchStone and Acid, on the other hand, are toxic tests in which a small sample of gold is scratched and then analysed. In traditional fire assay method you will have to process the sample by melting it and then the long procedure of separation of elements, yields results after several hours. Not to mention the hazardous pollution it generates due to lead and acid usage in the process.
HOW DOES GOLD TESTING MACHINE OPERATE
Electronic or XRF based measuring machines are the most reliable and safe way to test gold. This accredited process can be used by both skilled appraisers and gold owners to determine the precise composition of their gold pieces. If you want to authenticate your gold coin or strip, you can use this method. For your high-quality investments, you shouldn't have to worry about any possible inaccuracies or losses caused by the old and outdated gold testing methods. If you plan on checking gold products regularly, you should consider purchasing an automated gold testing system like Maxsell MXGT Aurum. Simply obey the manufacturer's guidelines that came with the device to ensure that the tests yielded correct results. Silver, platinum, and palladium are also checked in this.
WHICH TYPE OF TESTER IS THE MOST EFFECTIVE?
XRF Gold testing machines helps you to see if the substance has any gold and assess the purity without destroying it. Since certain gold items have other elements, this is a good way to determine how much of the substance is gold without destroying it like an acid test.
The best gold tester is usually the inbuilt type system. Since most of us are accustomed to use mobile phones, Gold testers with inbuilt system and software UI like mobile app is an apt choice for your business. It has way too many advantages than the external PC based gold testing machines.
XRF GOLD TESTING MACHINES: HOW RELIABLE ARE THEY?
If you're thinking of buying a gold testing machine and you want to know that your money will be well spent? What distinguishes ordinary measuring instruments from exceptional electronic gold testing machine is their dependability. When looking for a gold tester, it's important to consider how long the tester can have reliable results depends on the testing procedure. Opting for reliable brand and established supplier could be one of the most important consideration while investing in Gold testing machine for your business. The number of years in business, their services and their expertise knowledge of the industry.
IS THE ACCURACY OF ELECTRONIC GOLD TESTERS RELIABLE?
So you've discovered a trustworthy gold measuring system. That's fantastic! Now you're about to start measuring the purity of your gold, but you have another question: "How reliable is this tester?"
A vendor data sheet should be included with every unit, detailing the gold tester's relative accuracy. Tests a couple of uniform samples or standard references to identify the precision of the instrument, cross check it with a reliable chemical based test lab, to ensure the accuracy is according to the industry norms.
The best practise to compare the accuracy is, tests a couple of samples in minimum 3 different labs and then compare with the instrument you are interested to buy. This way you can test the accuracy before you purchase.
WHAT OTHER CHARACTERISTICS SHOULD I BE ON THE LOOKOUT FOR?
Many other electronic gold tester features would be useful to you depending on your level of interest. This is one place that you may want to make a list of what you want to do with your gold tester and buy accordingly.
However, the following are some of the most common features that people look for while shopping:
The number of tests that the device is capable of performing
The number of checks that your computerized gold testing machine will perform is critical if you are testing a large number of gold samples or if you are a long-term hobbyist. This feature's value continues to grow with device pricing, because there's a sweet spot where the expense inevitably outweighs the benefits.
User-Friendliness
Let's face it: technology can be overwhelming at times. You want a gold tester for a user interface that is almost instinctive. For top-tier gold reviewers, it may be a deal-breaker that they often come with extra features that you will never need. So focus on user friendliness, the ease of operation and ease of placing the sample to test. Most instruments focus on laboratory users, which means only a chemist can operate under laboratory conditions. Whereas jewellers or jewellery manufacturers rely upon user friendly system than complex software interfaces.
Is it suitable for your investment?
Modern testers come in a variety of sizes and forms and at different price range. Choose the one that fits your usage and requirement followed by the size of pocket it requires to invest. Infact invest on equipment that is going to be useful for future as most of these instrument have life span of over 10 years. And during this period. The price of Gold is certain to appreciate and prone to several contaminations and mal practices. So consider for long term and invest on based on your future needs. Consider the type of detector being used and their advantages. Before you decide your final call.
HERE ARE MY BEST PICKS
MXGT Aurum All Metal Gold Assaying Machine
MXGT Aurum adds to the convenience of operating the instrument through an Industrial standard touch screen with HD Display. It can be your best choice, if you're looking for reliable results, Results that are par with Fire assay standards. Its advanced Si Pin Diode detector ensures highly stable performance.
Maxsell guarantees 100% customer satisfaction for samples tested on MXGT Aurum. We have configured it specially to meet typical Indian condition of Gold jewellery and samples. The software is specially designed to fight the adverse effects several environmental conditions, operator knowledge, etc.
By detecting all malicious and prohibited (powder) elements like Iridium, Ruthenium, Cadmium, Osmium, etc. MXGT Aurum meets BIS requirement for analyzing Jewellery and samples as per BIS or Hallmark standards.
Existing users are highly satisfied with its performance in terms of accuracy, durability and stability. And its aggressive pricing can make the best competitor in the industry run for their money.
MXGT DESRIRE & DESIRE PLUS 1 TOUCH GOLD TESTER
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Maxsell's World's First Aluminum Alloy Machined Gold Purity Analyzer has a Smart Feature called Want, which reflects every customer's desire to own the best in the industry. MXGT Desire features a Si-Pin Diode detector, while Desire Plus features a Silicon Drift Detector (SDD), all from Ametek USA, the world's first fully aluminum machine.
The Main Gold Tester is made up of some of the finest materials available on the market. This allows the system to consistently provide you with accurate test data. Since it is so easy to use, customers from all over the world have proven its usability. The Key Gold Tester is compact but tough, and it's ready to explore the world from the comfort of your pocket.
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Spectroscopy Instruments Market report categorizes the global market by Product (EDS, WDS, EBSD, Micro-XRF Instruments), Application (Agriculture, Research, Nanotechnology, Energy, Oil and GasDefense, Metals, Medical, Electronics, Biotechnology, Automotive, Pharmaceutical) & by Geography.
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supermarkettrends · 4 years ago
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EDS, WDS, EBSD, Micro-XRF instruments market is expected to gain market growth in the forecast period of 2020 to 2027. Data Bridge Market Research analyses the market to growing at a CAGR of 5.20% in the above-mentioned forecast period.
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poojaranjane301-blog · 7 years ago
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Investigation on the Reducibility of Agbaja Iron Ore Lumps_Crimson Publishers
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Investigation on the Reducibility of Agbaja Iron Ore Lumps by Ocheri C* in Crimson Publishers: Peer Reviewed Material Science Journals 
The investigation on the reducibility of Agbaja iron ore lumps were performed .The chemical compositions, morphology and structural analysis of the ore were examined. Various equipment such as Thermogravimetry (TG), Differential Thermal Analyzer (DTA), X-Ray Fluorescence (XRF), X-Ray Diffraction (XRD), Inverted Metallurgical Optical Microscopy and Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) with Energy Dispersive Spectroscopy (EDS). The reducibility experiments were performed where a muffle furnace was used as the heating device. The Agbaja iron ore lumps were taken inside six (6) stainless steel containers with diameter 60.75mm x 59.40mm inside diameter with mouths tightly closed by air tight covers having out let for exit gases. Metallurgical coking coal obtained from the Ajaokuta Steel Company Limited was used as the reducing agent. The experiments were performed where the ore lumps were crushed to some sizes and heated in the furnace ranging from 800 ͦC to 1000 ͦC for heating periods with interval temperature was 40 ͦC. The temperature interval rate was put at 40 ͦC. The corresponding heating period was from 20 minutes to 120 minutes with interval time of 20 minutes .The highest corresponding values for each temperature and heating period was put in the following order. The heating temperature of 800 ͦC for 120 minutes had corresponding values of 21.3% of reduction, at 840 ͦC for 120 minutes heating period gave a corresponding value of 25.0% of reduction. The result obtained when the ore lump was heated at 880 ͦC for 120 minutes gave a corresponding value of 26.7% of reduction, at 920 ͦC for 120 minutes , the corresponding value was 27,1% of reduction. The other corresponding values when the ore samples were heated to 960 ͦC and 1000 ͦC for both 120 minutes gave 31.0% and 33.0% degree of reduction respectively. The reduced Agbaja iron ore lumps were further analyzed using the Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) with Energy Dispersive Spectroscopy (EDS) and obtained the results as indicated in this orders. The values of Fe content for Agbaja iron ore lump at 800 ͦC for 120minutes was 40.7wt%, at 920 ͦC for 120 minutes, the Fe content value was 60.2wt% and at 1000 ͦC for 120 minutes, the Fe content was 56.2wt%..These results showed that the Agbaja iron ore reduced more at 800 ͦC for 120 minutes (40.7wt %) followed by 1000 ͦC for 120 minutes (56.2wt %) and the least reduced heating period and time was when the iron ore samples was heated at 920 ͦC for 120 minutes (60.2wt %).
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