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8 `* K' T9 d8 n( ?/ `For the Standard IEC 60730-1 4th Ed. there is required:
) p) d; w+ n+ v5 Z. \The solvents used are:
1 r9 J8 l. |( N' b9 o8 ?; b– neutral liquid detergent blended from alkyl benzene sulphonate and non-ionic detergents;
5 q5 T; i; E5 P0 m- c& ^– petroleum spirit (aliphatic solvent hexane with a content of aromatics of maximum 0,1 volume %, a/ F8 X3 O7 h" i" h
Kauributanol value of 29, initial boiling point of approximately 65 °C and dry point approximately 69 °C, and, t$ x4 o' b7 C9 k
specific gravity of approximately 0,68 g/cm3); and water.- W, T+ i Z& i+ ~
For the standard IEC 60335-1 5th Ed. There is now required:& O' z, s/ D! U! r% Q+ `9 f9 f
The petroleum spirit to be used for the test is aliphatic solvent hexane.- L% U% O8 C& {% P6 ?" g
- For the standard IEC 60598-1 7th Ed. There is required:; `; m- n$ Y- F* p2 o7 Z9 b
NOTE The petroleum spirit used should consist of a solvent hexane with a content of aromatics of
0 j/ y0 D* F/ h' ?# |( S$ _maximum 0,1 % by volume, a value of 29 % for kauri-butanol, an initial boiling-point of approximately 65
1 p( n. o) h5 W z/ |8 O% o5 |°C, a dry-point of approximately 69 °C and a densit y of approximately 0,68 g/cm3.1 Z U+ @ G9 {* v/ Q9 _
- For the standard IEC 60950-1 2nd Ed. There is required:
6 l3 U1 Z$ O/ v s1 FThe petroleum spirit to be used for the test is aliphatic solvent hexane having a maximum aromatics7 h$ @# k, N: T+ F d( m2 `' m
content of 0,1 % by volume, a kauributenol value of 29, an initial boiling point of approximately 65 °C, a dry9 u; n! X7 A( i
point of approximately 69 °C and a mass per unit vo lume of approximately 0,7 kg/l.
2 u, Q& ^. g/ Y' Y3 C' CAs an alternative, it is permitted to use a reagent grade hexane with a minimum of 85 % as n-hexane.
8 _9 z0 w9 u: I5 @6 [3 E& z- P- cNOTE The designation “n-hexane” is chemical nomenclature for a "normal" or straight chain hydrocarbon.
2 A$ v* S1 B) ?This petroleum spirit may further be identified as a certified ACS (American Chemical Society) reagent
; L T8 Q1 J5 ograde hexane
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The exact chemical solvent formula is difficult to find in the marketplace.: O" A; N. u+ m
The various TCs are kindly requested to consider "harmonizing" the solvent accordingly.
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The petroleum spirit to be used for the test is aliphatic solvent hexane. As an alternative, it is permitted to, w# e% o' L& ^' N- [$ I6 k
use a reagent grade hexane with a minimum of 85% as n-hexane.4 D0 E/ @8 T7 \2 ?& }( \) I( g1 @
Note: the designation “n-hexane” is chemical nomenclature for a “normal” or straight chain hydrocarbon.# f( N6 u7 l% ?( Q" Y6 q( h/ R
This petroleum spirit may further be identified as a certified ACS (American Chemical Society) reagent
0 G0 f5 C4 e7 h8 H F+ ngrade hexane (CAS# 110-54-3).
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