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BS ISO 8312:2015

Rubber compounding ingredients. Stearic acid. Definition and test methods

standard by British Standard / International Organization for Standardization , 09/30/2015

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BS ISO 8312:2015 defines stearic acid (including blends of stearic and palmitic acid) for use as a compounding ingredient in the rubber industry and specifies the test methods for describing its properties.

Classification of stearic acid and stearic acid/palmitic acid blends according to iodine value and typical chemical and physical properties for such materials for use in the rubber industry are given in Annex L. Annex L is given for information only.

In this International Standard, the atomic absorption spectrometric method is the preferred method.


Cross References:
ISO 660
ISO 662
ISO 935
ISO 1042:1998
ISO 3596
ISO 3657
ISO 3961
ISO 4058
ISO 5508
ISO 6685
ISO 7780:1998
ISO 8053
ISO 12966-2
ISO 15528
ISO 5794-1


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Published:
09/30/2015
ISBN(s):
9780580890970
Number of Pages:
32
File Size:
1 file , 1 MB
Same As:
ISO 8312:2015
Product Code(s):
30317712, 30317712, 30317712
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