Methods of Analysis for Petrochemicals - Tapa dura

Sinopsis

CONTENTS - Distillation of Naphtha, Gasoline, Kerosene, Jet Fuel and Similar Products - Vacuum Distillation - Distillation of Aromatic Hydrocarbons - Determination of High-Boiling Fractions in Isopropyl Ether - Test for Light Ends in Isobutylene and Similar Products - Flash Point by the Tag Closed Tester (Abel Flash Point) - Flash and Fire Points by the Cleveland Open Cup (Marcusson Flash Point) - Flash Point by the Pensky-Martens Closed Tester - Determining the Nonvolatile Matter in CTLA Polymers - Rapid Method for Comparative Evaporation Rates of Solvents - Gravity of Petroleum Products by the Hydrometer - Specific Gravity by Means of the Pycnometer - Viscosity Determination by the Saybolt Viscometer - Determination of the Kinematic Viscosity of Petroleum Products by Glass Viscometers - Color of Petroleum Products by the Tag-Robinson Colorimeter (Color Stability of Lubricants) - Color of White Petroleum Products by the Saybolt Chromometer - Determining the Color of Solvents by the Platinum-Cobalt System - Gardner’s Method of Determining the Color of Solvents - Determination of the Acid Wash Color of Industrial Aromatic Hydrocarbons - Sulfur by Lamp (Closed System) - Doctor Test - Determination of Sulfur in Petroleum Products - Heavier than Illuminating Oils - Qualitative Detection of Sulfur Gases in Industrial Aromatic Hydrocarbons - Detection of Thiophene in Benzene - Ash and Water-Soluble Ash Content of Petroleum Oils - Cloud and Pour Points of Petroleum Products (Dilute Pour Point) - Detecting Oxidizable Matter in Solvents (Permanganate Test) - Permanaganate Time Test (Improved Visual Method) - Holde Hard Asphalt Test - Determination of the Gumming Properties of Gasoline by Means of a Copper Dish - Determination of Water in Petroleum Products by the Karl Fischer Reagent - Determination of Water in Hydrocarbon Gases by the Karl Fischer Reagent -Acidity of Industrial Aromatic Hydrocarbons -Determination of the Unsaponifiable Matter in,and the Neutralization Number of, Naphthenic Acids - Aniline Point - Wijs’ Iodine Number - Bromine Number (Lewis and Bradstreet Method) - Determination of the Bromine Index of Xylene - Determination of the Available Cyclopentadieneand Methylcyclopentadienes in Dimers -Determination of Cyclopentadiene in Isoprene -Determination of the Total Conjugated Diolefin Content of Isoprene - Complete Analysis of Distilled Isobutylene by Infrared Spectrometry - Solubility of Pentachlorophenol in Petroleum Oils - Determination of Lower Ketones - Determination of the Alcohol Content by Acetylation - Water Dilution of Alcohol -Determination of Alcohol Content by Specific Gravity -Test for Mixed Alcohols (Hydroxyl Number) -Acetone in Isopropyl Alcohol by Ultraviolet Spectrometry -Ester Content of Solvents -Tests for Specification Grades of Ethyl Ether -Determination of the Carbonyl Compounds in Petrochemical Products (Carbonyl Number) -Determination of Peroxides in Isopropyl Ether -Peroxide Number of Petroleum Products -Determination of the Residual Odor of Heavy Petroleum Solvents -Amino-Type Inhibitors in Gasoline -Determination of tert-Butylcatechol Inhibitor in Unsaturated Heavy Hydrocarbons -Flash Point by the Tag Open Cup -a-Naphthol in Ether -Sampling and Testing Lacquer Solvents and Diluents -Index -

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