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For the Standard IEC 60730-1 4th Ed. there is required:2 @2 J; E) ?1 j3 n5 v
The solvents used are:$ K. a* \- F" N o+ a
– neutral liquid detergent blended from alkyl benzene sulphonate and non-ionic detergents;( Z$ ~( o6 _* L
– petroleum spirit (aliphatic solvent hexane with a content of aromatics of maximum 0,1 volume %, a
* P0 u; g: m* @/ f. o1 cKauributanol value of 29, initial boiling point of approximately 65 °C and dry point approximately 69 °C, and
; ~4 L7 H n, [8 M1 m2 Especific gravity of approximately 0,68 g/cm3); and water.
4 h- d$ |5 z5 s3 PFor the standard IEC 60335-1 5th Ed. There is now required:
" L( W0 e. v& _% B& P; O% Z' y6 kThe petroleum spirit to be used for the test is aliphatic solvent hexane.' j; O; `+ @, v% K" L8 d
- For the standard IEC 60598-1 7th Ed. There is required:
8 f8 ]+ b, M; Z# T7 l7 \! X! JNOTE The petroleum spirit used should consist of a solvent hexane with a content of aromatics of
6 m9 {- S1 Y% u# F" X+ gmaximum 0,1 % by volume, a value of 29 % for kauri-butanol, an initial boiling-point of approximately 659 W7 F& k5 q) W# F
°C, a dry-point of approximately 69 °C and a densit y of approximately 0,68 g/cm3.- Z) E" x8 @9 Q: O2 B4 a! y9 v+ N: H
- For the standard IEC 60950-1 2nd Ed. There is required:
+ I, _+ g- M6 RThe petroleum spirit to be used for the test is aliphatic solvent hexane having a maximum aromatics
$ m; H" q5 ~! G/ c* S1 E9 {5 Pcontent of 0,1 % by volume, a kauributenol value of 29, an initial boiling point of approximately 65 °C, a dry/ i. {) p3 j( W: S$ H
point of approximately 69 °C and a mass per unit vo lume of approximately 0,7 kg/l.8 h% i u7 f5 g1 ]' ~" p }
As an alternative, it is permitted to use a reagent grade hexane with a minimum of 85 % as n-hexane.. E H/ \, _+ D
NOTE The designation “n-hexane” is chemical nomenclature for a "normal" or straight chain hydrocarbon.
6 Y, b; s; l2 ~4 t% h1 m# ~ U* }This petroleum spirit may further be identified as a certified ACS (American Chemical Society) reagent# [$ D% v: x6 D7 n6 L4 ]
grade hexane
" g- I. ^8 U1 l1 z+ o; m(CAS# 110-54-3).
- G" X) |. |0 v, U/ ?2 kThe exact chemical solvent formula is difficult to find in the marketplace.
, m6 Q. j0 R% i+ v7 rThe various TCs are kindly requested to consider "harmonizing" the solvent accordingly.9 j) c6 H9 g F1 P1 _: g g- e6 n
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The petroleum spirit to be used for the test is aliphatic solvent hexane. As an alternative, it is permitted to
8 `2 L/ o* f# [8 c+ T# guse a reagent grade hexane with a minimum of 85% as n-hexane.' O, i) Y( o( ^9 b; T! m
Note: the designation “n-hexane” is chemical nomenclature for a “normal” or straight chain hydrocarbon.5 u+ a: r( c# c! w
This petroleum spirit may further be identified as a certified ACS (American Chemical Society) reagent7 B! Z4 y, |0 @( Z3 N
grade hexane (CAS# 110-54-3).$ _' W/ g; X8 U8 N1 R0 u
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