BS 3762-3.6:1986
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Analysis of formulated detergents Quantitative test methods - Method for determination of matter soluble in light petroleum
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28-11-1986
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Extraction of an aqueous alcoholic solution with light petroleum, evaporation and weighing.
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CII/34
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| DevelopmentNote |
Supersedes 85/55067 DC and BS 3762(1964) (07/2005) Reviewed and confirmed by BSI, November 2008. (11/2008)
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Standard
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8
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British Standards Institution
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Current
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This Section of BS 3762 describes a method for the determination, in formulated detergents, of the matter soluble in light petroleum.
The matter soluble in light petroleum usually consists of unreacted fatty alcohols or hydrocarbons, but it may also contain added fatty matter and perfume.
Unreacted fatty matter from ingredients such as mono-glyceride sulphate or alkanolamide sulphate is not extracted with light petroleum, and ethoxylated alcohols, either added deliberately or present as unsulphated matter, are only partially extracted. These compounds can be determined, if desired, using the method described in BS 3762-3.7.
NOTE The titles of the publications referred to in this Section are listed on the inside back cover.
| BS 3762-3.7:1986 | Analysis of formulated detergents Quantitative test methods - Method for determination of total non-ionic matter content |
| BS 3978:1966 | Specification for water for laboratory use |
| BS 3762-3.5:1986 | Analysis of formulated detergents Quantitative test methods - Methods for determination of total organic matter content |
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