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BSI - BS 3908-2

Method for The determination of arsenic in lead and lead alloys (photometric method)

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Organization: BSI
Publication Date: 22 March 1967
Status: active
Page Count: 8
ICS Code (Lead, zinc, tin and their alloys): 77.120.60
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Reagents required, recommended method of sampling and analytical procedure for the photometric determination of arsenic in lead and lead alloys having an arsenic content in the range 0.001 per cent to 0.01 per cent.

Document History

BS 3908-2
March 22, 1967
Method for The determination of arsenic in lead and lead alloys (photometric method)
Reagents required, recommended method of sampling and analytical procedure for the photometric determination of arsenic in lead and lead alloys having an arsenic content in the range 0.001 per cent...

References

This document references:
BS 3908-1 - Methods for the Sampling and Analysis of Lead and Lead Alloys Part 1: Sampling of Ingot Lead, Lead Alloy Ingots, Sheet Pipe, and Cable Sheathing Alloys
Published by BSI on July 19, 1965
Selection of ingots, preparation of surfaces, method of taking samples by sawing, precautionary methods against contamination of the sawings.
This document references:
BS 3909 - Specification for Ingot Lead for Radiation Shielding
Published by BSI on July 12, 1965
Three grades. Test sample selection, inspection and testing. Guidance on the use of each grade appended.
This document references:
BS 572 - Specification for Interchangeable Conical Ground Glass Joints
Published by BSI on February 28, 1985
Geometric requirements for four series for laboratory use.
This document references:
BS 602 & 1085 - Lead and Lead Alloy Pipes for Other Than Chemical Purposes
Published by BSI on March 25, 1971
Lead pipes in three different compositions in sizes up to 125 mm bore (BS 602) and for lead-silver-copper pipes in sizes up to 40 mm bore (BS 1085). Suitable for use as service and distributing pipes...
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