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>BSI Standards >83 RUBBER AND PLASTICS INDUSTRIES>83.080 Plastics>83.080.10 Thermosetting materials>BS 2782-4:Methods 451F to 451J:1978 Methods of testing plastics. Chemical properties Determination of formaldehyde in phenolic mouldings (colorimetric method). Determination of formaldehyde in phenolic mouldings (gravimetric method). Determination of sulphates in phenolic mouldings. Determination of chlorides in phenolic mouldings
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BS 2782-4:Methods 451F to 451J:1978 Methods of testing plastics. Chemical properties Determination of formaldehyde in phenolic mouldings (colorimetric method). Determination of formaldehyde in phenolic mouldings (gravimetric method). Determination of sulphates in phenolic mouldings. Determination of chlorides in phenolic mouldings

BS 2782-4:Methods 451F to 451J:1978

Methods of testing plastics. Chemical properties Determination of formaldehyde in phenolic mouldings (colorimetric method). Determination of formaldehyde in phenolic mouldings (gravimetric method). Determination of sulphates in phenolic mouldings. Determination of chlorides in phenolic mouldings

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Standard number:BS 2782-4:Methods 451F to 451J:1978
Pages:8
Released:1978-02-28
ISBN:0 580 10077 4
Status:Standard
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BS 2782-4:Methods 451F to 451J:1978


This standard BS 2782-4:Methods 451F to 451J:1978 Methods of testing plastics. Chemical properties is classified in these ICS categories:
  • 83.080.10 Thermosetting materials

These methods describe procedures for determining formaldehyde (colorimetrically and gravimetrically), sulphates and chlorides in phenolic mouldings.


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