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Page 1 of 23Major Oxide and Trace Element Analyses for Igneous Rock Samples From the Salmon 30 × 60 Minute Quadrangle, Idaho, Idaho Geological Survey Digital Analytical Data 15 (DAD15): Version 8.2017.1 Excel

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2. Start by gathering the necessary materials such as a sample to be analyzed, a balance, a crucible, and a furnace.
3. Weigh the sample using the balance and record its weight.
4. Place the sample in a crucible and heat it in the furnace at a high temperature to break down the sample.
5. After the sample has been fully decomposed, remove it from the furnace and allow it to cool.
6. Once the sample is cool, add suitable solvents to dissolve the major oxide and trace present in the sample.
7. Transfer the solution containing major oxide and trace into a suitable container for analysis.
8. Use appropriate analytical techniques such as spectrophotometry or chromatography to determine the concentration of major oxide and trace in the solution.
9. Record the results and analyze the data to draw conclusions about the composition and concentration of major oxide and trace in the original sample.

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Major oxide refers to the primary constituent of a material, while trace refers to a minor constituent present in small amounts.

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The information to be reported on major oxide and trace includes the type and amount of major oxide and trace elements present in the material, the source of the material, and the intended use.

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