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Loss on ignition, also known as loss on ignition, is the mass lost after the sample is burned at 1000°C. Loss on ignition mainly includes combined water, carbon dioxide and a small amount of sulfur, fluorine, chlorine, organic matter, etc. Generally, it mainly refers to combined water and carbon dioxide. In the complete analysis of silicate, when the contents of ferrous iron, carbon dioxide, sulfur, fluorine, chlorine, and organic matter are very low, the loss on ignition can be used to replace volatile components such as combined water and participate in the total calculation to make the balance reach 100%, which can meet the general requirements of geological work.
Zhongke Testing can carry out loss on ignition testing services and provide professional loss on ignition measurement services for rocks, coal gangue, coal combustion residues and other substances.
