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IP 271: Determination of barium content of lubricating oil additive concentrates - Sulfuric and nitric acid oxidation method
- Method adopted/last revised: 1970
- Method reapproved: 2004
- REF/ISBN: IP271-2936900
- Status: Obsolete
- First printed in STM books: April 2004
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This method is obsolete, but available to purchase from the EI library.
Scope
This method describes a rapid procedure for the determination of barium in lubricating oil additive concentrates, containing not less than 2% barium, providing that other metals which form insoluble sulphates, e.g. lead, are absent. Calcium at similar concentrations to the barium does not interfere.
(Originally published: 1970, reapproved 2004, withdrawn 2016.)
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