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BSI - BS 3762-3.6

Analysis of formulated detergents - Part 3: Quantitative test methods - Section 3.6 Method for determination of matter soluble in light petroleum

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Organization: BSI
Publication Date: 28 November 1986
Status: active
Page Count: 8
ICS Code (Surface active agents): 71.100.40
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Extraction of an aqueous alcoholic solution with light petroleum, evaporation and weighing.

Document History

BS 3762-3.6
November 28, 1986
Analysis of formulated detergents - Part 3: Quantitative test methods - Section 3.6 Method for determination of matter soluble in light petroleum
Extraction of an aqueous alcoholic solution with light petroleum, evaporation and weighing.

References

This document references:
BS 3762-0 - Analysis of formulated detergents - Part 0: General introduction
Published by BSI on May 31, 1991
Structure of BS 3762, guidance on its use and references to other standards appropriate for the analysis of formulated detergents.
This document references:
BS 3762-3.5 - Analysis of Formulated Detergents - Part 3: Quantitative Test Methods - Section 3.5: Methods for Determination of Total Organic Matter Content
Published by BSI on September 30, 1986
Extraction with ethanol and gravimetric determination.
This document references:
BS 3762-3.7 - Analysis of Formulated Detergents - Part 3: Quantitative Test Methods - Section 3.7: Method for Determination of Total Non-Ionic Matter Content
Published by BSI on September 30, 1986
Treatment of the ethanol-soluble portion obtained as described in BS 3762-3.5, followed by gravimetric determination.
This document references:
BS 3591 - Specification for Industrial methylated spirits
Published by BSI on October 31, 1985
Strength, residue on evaporation, miscibility with water, alkalinity or acidity, carbonyl compounds, colour, sampling. Table relating density and strength appended.
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