Surface active agents. Determination of chloroacetic acid (chloroacetate) in surfactants - Ionic chromatographic method Ingestion-build-115288 walls and roofs respectively

walls and roofs respectively

Please note BS 8485 does not consider ground gases other than methane and carbon dioxide

as a result of ingesting human faecal matter that has entered the food or water supply

The test methods developed in this standard can also be applied to arm protectors which are protective devices separate from the glove or the clothing

Surface active agents. Determination of chloroacetic acid (chloroacetate) in surfactants - Ionic chromatographic method Ingestion-build-115288 walls and roofs respectively1 Scope This part of ISO 17293 specifies a method for the determination of monochloroacetic acid (monochloroacetate) and dichloroacetic acid (dichloroacetate) in surfactants by ion chromatographic method. The method applies for anionic surfactants such as alkyl (phenyl) ethoxylated carboxylate (AEC) or amphoteric surfactants such as alkyl imidazoline carboxylate, alkyl dimethyl betaine, and fatty acetyl propyl dimethyl betaine. The limit of detection