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JSA - JIS L 0888

Testing Method for Colour Fastness to Light and Perspiration

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Organization: JSA
Publication Date: 20 March 2018
Status: active
ICS Code (Textiles in general): 59.080.01

Document History

JIS L 0888
March 20, 2018
Testing Method for Colour Fastness to Light and Perspiration
A description is not available for this item.
JIS L 0888
January 20, 2005
Testing Method for Colour Fastness to Light and Perspiration
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JIS L 0888
January 1, 1988
Testing Method for Colour Fastness to Light and Perspiration
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References

This document references:
ISO 3696 - Water for Analytical Laboratory Use - Specification and Test Methods
Published by ISO on April 15, 1987
Scope and field of application This International Standard specifies the requirements and corresponding test methods for three grades of water for laboratory use for the analysis of inorganic...
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JIS K 0557 - Water Used for Industrial Water and Wastewater Analysis
Published by JSA on March 20, 1998
A description is not available for this item.
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JIS K 8355 - Acetic acid (Reagent)
Published by JSA on February 22, 2021
This Standard specifies the requirements for acetic acid intended for use as a reagent. WARNING 1 Acetic acid is a harmful substance. Inhalation of its vapour and adherence to mucous membrane and...
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JIS K 8576 - Sodium hydroxide (Reagent)
Published by JSA on February 20, 2019
This Standard gives specifications of sodium hydroxide intended for use as a reagent. WARNING 1 Sodium hydroxide is a deleterious substance, and its contact with eyes, mucous membrane or skin should...
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