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BS 4325-4:1982

Methods for analysis of oilseed residues-Determination of hexane extract (or light petroleum extract), called 'oil content'

standard by BSI Group , 10/29/1982

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Extraction of product, ground if necessary, with n-hexane or light petroleum. Distillation of the solvent, drying and weighing of the extract. Not applicable for purposes of Fertilizer and Feeding Stuffs Regulations (see Part 1).

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Published:
10/29/1982
ISBN(s):
0580130363
Number of Pages:
10
File Size:
1 file
Product Code(s):
82784, 82784, 82784
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    Methods for analysis of oilseed residues-Determination of hexane extract (or light petroleum extract), called 'oil content'

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