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ASTM - UOP999

PRECISION STATEMENTS IN UOP METHODS

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Organization: ASTM
Publication Date: 1 January 2005
Status: inactive
Page Count: 17

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References

This document is referenced by:
UOP964 - Surface Area, Pore Volume, Average Pore Diameter, and Pore Size Distribution of Porous Materials by Nitrogen Adsorption
Published by ASTM on January 1, 2011
This method is for determining the surface area (SA), total pore volume (PV), average pore diameter (PD), and pore size distribution from 2 to approximately 60 nm (20 to 600 angstroms) of porous...
This document is referenced by:
UOP163 - Hydrogen Sulfide and Mercaptan Sulfur in Liquid Hydrocarbons by Potentiometric Titration
Published by ASTM on January 1, 2010
This method is for determining hydrogen sulfide and mercaptan sulfur in hydrocarbons by potentiometric titration. Typical samples include gasoline, naphtha, light cycle oils and similar distillates...
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UOP209 - ALKALINITY, SULFIDE AND MERCAPTIDE ANALYSES OF USED REFINERY CAUSTIC SOLUTIONS
Published by ASTM on January 1, 2000
This method is for the analysis of used refinery caustic solutions. Part A is for determining the strong base, weak base (spent caustic) and total alkalinity. Part B is for determining the...
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