Wet Analysis.

Wet chemical analysis (also known as classical analysis or bench analysis) is carried out in the liquid phase. The techniques can be used for qualitative measurements (for example, colour changes) but is principally used for quantitative chemical measurements. Using such methods as gravimetric analysis and tritrimetry the analysis is used, among other things, to determine the concentration of elements in ore samples. Wet chemistry is used in high volumes and much of it is automated and computer controlled. Inspectorate’s laboratories use the most modern equipment and methods to provide the most accurate results speedily.

Wet Analysis
First Element
1.	Ferrous Metals
2.	Non-Ferrous Metals
3.	Others
Each Additional Element
1.	Ferrous Metals
2.	Non-Ferrous Metals
3.	Others
Nitrogen, Boron, Palladium
Purity of Ti, Bi, Cd, Mg, Pb, Ni, Sn, Zn, Al, W, etc. or base element