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Analysis of formulated detergents -- Quantitative test methods
This Section of BS 3762 describes methods for separating organic constituents from most of the inorganic constituents, and for determining the total organic matter content of formulated detergents.
Two procedures are described. Method 1 is widely applicable and is intended mainly for solid samples. Method 2 is restricted to samples containing less than 10% alcohol-insoluble matter and is intended mainly for liquids.
Small but significant amounts of alkali metal carbonates, hydroxides, and chlorides may accompany the organic matter, and organic compounds that are volatile, e.g. perfumes and unsulphonated alkylates, or that are sparingly soluble in ethanol, will not be completely determined.
Consequently, the gravimetric part of the method is applicable only when the proportions of these classes of compounds are negligible or when an approximate indication of the total organic matter content is adequate.
NOTE The titles of the publications referred to in this Section are listed on the inside back cover.
Extraction with ethanol and gravimetric determination.
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