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Chemical Laboratory

Chemical Laboratory delivers precise analytical testing for material characterization, quality verification, and process optimization, providing reliable data for engineering and industrial applications.

The Chemistry Laboratory provides advanced analytical services for the characterization of materials, chemicals, minerals, industrial products, and environmental samples. Using state-of-the-art instrumentation and internationally recognized analytical methods, the laboratory delivers accurate and reliable results for research, quality assurance, process optimization, and regulatory compliance.

Our analytical capabilities encompass elemental and compositional analysis, trace element determination, physicochemical characterization, and specialized testing solutions. In addition to standardized methods, customized analytical procedures are developed to address complex analytical challenges and project-specific requirements.

A dedicated sample preparation facility supports the analysis of mineral and geological materials through controlled crushing, fine grinding, pulverization, and specialized digestion techniques, including Fire Assay, Aqua Regia digestion, and multi-acid digestion. These capabilities ensure representative sample preparation for the determination of precious metals, platinum group elements (PGEs), rare earth elements (REEs), and trace elements, supporting mineral exploration, resource evaluation, and metallurgical investigations.

All analytical and sample preparation procedures are performed under rigorous quality assurance and contamination control protocols to ensure the highest standards of analytical accuracy, precision, and data integrity.

Selected Mineral Exploration Projects :

Fire Assay Gold Analysis and Physical Preparation of Mineral Exploration Samples

Multi-Element Geochemical Analysis of Exploration Samples Using ICP-OES & ICP-MS

Geochemical Analysis and Interpretation of Exploration Samples from Mining Projects in Kerman and Sistan & Baluchestan Provinces

Analysis and Interpretation of 40,000 Geological Samples (Stream Sediment and Pulverized Rock) from Mineral Exploration Programs