Palladium (Pd) is an important rare metal, widely used in automotive catalytic converters, electronic components and other fields. With the scarcity of palladium resources and the growth of application demand, the accurate determination of its purity and impurity element content has become particularly important. The formulation of GB/T 43607-2023 "Analysis method of palladium ingot - Determination of silver, aluminum, gold, bismuth, chromium, copper, iron, iridium, magnesium, manganese, nickel, lead, platinum, zinc, ruthenium, silicon, tin and zinc content - spark discharge atomic emission spectrometry" provides a standardized basis for the quantitative analysis of 18 impurity elements in palladium ingots.
| Standard dimensions | GB/T 43607-2023 | International comparison | Advantage analysis |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scope of application | Determination of impurity elements in palladium ingots with Pd content of 99.90%~99.99% | Similar ISO standards cover a wider range | Highly targeted and requires higher precision |
| Analysis methods | Spark discharge atomic emission spectrometry (SP-AES) | ICP-OES, AAS, etc. | Applicable to high-purity metal samples |
| Detection limit | Element mass fraction can be as low as 0.0004% (silver) | Usually ppm level | High sensitivity, suitable for trace analysis |
Spark atomic emission spectrometer is the core analytical tool of this standard. Its working principle is based on the high-energy rays generated by spark discharge to excite the sample, atomize it and emit a spectrum of specific wavelengths.
The sample preparation process includes:
Case Analysis: A precious metals company used this standard method to test a batch of palladium ingot samples. The results showed that this method can effectively distinguish high-purity and low-purity palladium ingots, and the measured values are in good agreement with the international reference values.

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