Methods for Testing the Purity of Precious Metal Jewelry.pptx

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Summary:
Dive into the world of jewelry and discover how to ensure your precious metal pieces are as pure as they seem. This article uncovers the secrets of purity testing for gold, silver, and other precious metals. We explore non-destructive methods that keep your jewelry intact while accurately d...


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Principles of Testing the Purity of Precious Metal Jewelry Common Detection Methods for Precious Metal Jewelry Quality Hydrostatic Method (Density Method) 01 03 02 04 X-ray Fluorescence Analysis Method (XRF Method) Fire Assay Method (Cupellation Method) 05 06 Inductively Coupled Plasma Emission Spectroscopy (ICP Method) CONTENTS

01 Principles of Testing the Purity of Precious Metal Jewelry

Non-destructive testing should be achieved as much as possible. The detection should maintain a certain level of accuracy The detection cost should be as low as possible. Non-Destructive Testing The goals for detecting precious metal jewelry quality are: verifying authenticity and assessing quality.

02 Common Detection Methods for Precious Metal Jewelry Quality

Common Detection Methods

03 Hydrostatic Method (Density Method)

Density Method The density of impurities in gold jewelry, mainly silver (Ag) and copper (Cu), varies between 8.90 and 10.49 g/cm³.

Detection Method

Detection Method Infusion Ethanol Xylene Carbon tetrachloride Density /(g/cm 3 ) Temperature /℃ Density / (g/cm 3 ) Temperature /℃ Density /(g/cm 3 ) Temperature /℃ 0.837 7 0.839 6 1.630 3 0.830 16 0.829 16 1.610 13 0.829 18 0.824 22 1.599 18 0.827 19 0.819 27 1.589 23 0.821 21 0.814 32 1.579 28 0.817 26 0.809 37 1.569 33 0.810 32 0.804 42 1.559 38 Densities of Ethanol, Xylene, and Carbon Tetrachloride Immersion Solutions at Different Temperatures

04 X-ray Fluorescence Analysis Method (XRF Method)

The basic principles of XRF, including how X- rays interact with the sample to determine elemental composition, are outlined. X-ray Interaction The importance of XRF in jewelry testing for its non- destructive and accurate measurement capabilities is highlighted. Importance in Jewelry Testing Basic Principles of X-ray Fluorescence Analysis

Technological Advancements A description of the components of an XRF spectrometer and their roles in the testing process is provided. Components and Their Roles The advancements in XRF technology that have made it a preferred method for testing the purity of precious metals in jewelry are discussed. Structure of X-ray fluorescence spectrometer Structure diagram of the sequential wavelength dispersive X-ray fluorescence spectrometer Schematic diagram of the structure of energy dispersive X-ray fluorescence spectrometer

The advantages of using XRF in the jewelry industry, such as speed, accuracy, and non- destructive nature, are detailed. Advantages in Jewelry Industry The limitations and challenges of XRF, including potential sources of error and the need for proper calibration and standard samples, are discussed. Limitations and Challenges Characteristics of X-ray fluorescence spectroscopic analysis

Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis Methods of X-ray Fluorescence Spectrometer

Affecting the Detection Accuracy of the XRF Method

05 Fire Assay Method (Cupellation Method)

Cupellation Method

Equipment and utensils used Ash Blowout Furnace

Equipment and utensils used Gold Separation Basket Plate-shaped magnesia crucible

Analysis Steps of Fire Assay

Analysis Steps of Fire Assay Lead Packaging (The numbers in the figure are sample numbers) Aggregate after Ash Melting

Analysis Steps of Fire Assay Flattening the alloy particles (The numbers in the figure are sample numbers) Rolling thin sheets Rolling into a cylinder

Analysis Steps of Fire Assay Separation using a separation flask and nitric acid  (According to Paolo Battaini , 2013) Gold roll after separation and burning

Factors Affecting the Accuracy of Fire Assay Analysis

06 Inductively Coupled Plasma Emission Spectroscopy (ICP Method)

ICP Method Working principle diagram of the ICP method

ICP Analysis Steps  As an example, the steps include the following analysis of gold content in gold jewelry.

ICP Analysis Steps Recommended wavelengths for impurity elements (analytical lines) (Unit: nm) Element Wavelength Other available wavelengths Element Wavelength Other available wavelengths Ag 328.068 338.289 Ni 352.454 231.604 Al 396.152 308.215 Pb 168.220 220.353 As 189.042 193.696 Pd 340.458 355.308 Bi 223.061 306.772 Pt 306.471 203.646 Cd 226.502 228.802 Rh 343.489 - Co 228.616 238.892 Ru 240.272 - Cr 267.716 283.563 Sb 206.833 217.581 Cu 324.754 327.396 Se 196.090 - Fe 259.940 239.563 Sn 189.989 189.927 Ir 215.278 - Te 214.281 - Mg 279.553 280.270 Ti 334.941 - Mn 257.610 260.569 Zn 213. 856 -

Factors of Interference in lCP Analysis

Factors of Interference in lCP Analysis ICP detection process and corresponding types of interference

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