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For the Standard IEC 60730-1 4th Ed. there is required:
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– neutral liquid detergent blended from alkyl benzene sulphonate and non-ionic detergents;
6 e7 l9 V' O' t, g. g. ]! f! X* b3 z– petroleum spirit (aliphatic solvent hexane with a content of aromatics of maximum 0,1 volume %, a6 d# F6 ^; [' T! @8 ^! y5 S+ R
Kauributanol value of 29, initial boiling point of approximately 65 °C and dry point approximately 69 °C, and( \. d+ t' J7 F( [( k6 P" i7 E
specific gravity of approximately 0,68 g/cm3); and water.1 a) ~* p' U1 ]( j! a& C- d8 T0 r
For the standard IEC 60335-1 5th Ed. There is now required:
' K$ q$ j" C) A1 A% l0 m4 g; ZThe petroleum spirit to be used for the test is aliphatic solvent hexane.- I( w& J( R7 z" d) T
- For the standard IEC 60598-1 7th Ed. There is required:) J! E" Y# x4 D) I0 z
NOTE The petroleum spirit used should consist of a solvent hexane with a content of aromatics of5 ~" O! d: I3 _( A
maximum 0,1 % by volume, a value of 29 % for kauri-butanol, an initial boiling-point of approximately 65% q8 f$ j5 @. ]4 ]6 k# m6 J9 F. T
°C, a dry-point of approximately 69 °C and a densit y of approximately 0,68 g/cm3.
: h9 d: n# w J& J H) V7 O- For the standard IEC 60950-1 2nd Ed. There is required:! J7 q( z4 Z* M
The petroleum spirit to be used for the test is aliphatic solvent hexane having a maximum aromatics" a3 ^# x" `4 J S: x
content of 0,1 % by volume, a kauributenol value of 29, an initial boiling point of approximately 65 °C, a dry
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As an alternative, it is permitted to use a reagent grade hexane with a minimum of 85 % as n-hexane.( i \2 M9 G. O3 z- l
NOTE The designation “n-hexane” is chemical nomenclature for a "normal" or straight chain hydrocarbon.% l7 j( {# W$ k. d7 \) [
This petroleum spirit may further be identified as a certified ACS (American Chemical Society) reagent
5 Z$ J: ?" V3 Dgrade hexane
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The exact chemical solvent formula is difficult to find in the marketplace.. |7 s; d( K( t1 D4 e& ` C
The various TCs are kindly requested to consider "harmonizing" the solvent accordingly.; q+ R! `5 ]( n
Decision
6 K; m8 f* w* G3 d" h* }The petroleum spirit to be used for the test is aliphatic solvent hexane. As an alternative, it is permitted to K) V- j# L' J) h
use a reagent grade hexane with a minimum of 85% as n-hexane.% V5 F4 R' R1 ~$ a5 b
Note: the designation “n-hexane” is chemical nomenclature for a “normal” or straight chain hydrocarbon.
- @, `, o4 U9 `. \6 T4 \, q2 }This petroleum spirit may further be identified as a certified ACS (American Chemical Society) reagent
( i6 m3 Z4 e/ q! \5 Ggrade hexane (CAS# 110-54-3).
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