What is diffrence between residue on ignition and sulphated
ash?
Answer Posted / r.sanjeeverayan
residue on ignition means the residue that left over on
ignition , the residue may be of any kind i.e sulphate, or
TiO2 or some other metal contamination.
Sulphated ash means the ash should be of the sulphate
counterpart
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