GB/T 5327-1985
Replaced
GB/T 15916-2012
Active
National standards
GB/T 15916-2012 Surface active agents—Determination of chelating agent content—Titrimetric method
GB/T 15916-2012 Surface active agents—Determination of chelating agent content—Titrimetric method
Basic Information
Standard Code:
GB/T 15916-2012
Standard Type:
National standards
Standard Status:
Active
is_force_gb:
no
CCS Name:
Basic standards and general methods for surfactants
ICS Name:
Surfactants and other auxiliary agents
Publish Date:
2012-12-31
Implement Date:
2013-08-01
Pages:
6 pages
Scope
This standard specifies the method for determining the content of chelating agents in surfactants, with the content of chelating agents not exceeding 2% (by mass).
This standard is applicable to the determination of the content of ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA) and its salts in surfactants. Before determining the content of other chelating agents or the content of EDTA when other chelating agents are present, the applicability of this method should be confirmed.
Development Information
Replace the following standards
Referenced Standards
GB/T 622-2006 Chemical reagent—Hydrochloric acid
GB/T 6368-2008 Surface active agents—Determination of pH of aqueous solution—Potentiometric method
GB/T 6372-2006 Surface active agents and detergents—Methods of sample division
GB/T 6682-2008 Water for analytical laboratory use—Specification and test methods
Adopt standards
ISO 4325:1990
Related Standards
GB/T 5328-1985
Active
GB/T 5328-1985 Surface active agents—Simplified classification
GB/T 5553-1985
Replaced
GB/T 5553-1985 Surface active agents—Textile auxiliaries—Method for determination of water repellency of waterprooting agents—Hydrostatic pressure test
GB/T 5554-1985
Replaced
GB/T 5554-1985 Surface active agents—Textile auxiliaries—method for determination of water repellency of waterprooting agents—Spray test
GB/T 6365-1986
Replaced
GB/T 6365-1986 Surface active agents—Determination of free alkalinity or free acidity—Titrimetric method
GB/T 6369-1986
Replaced