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Indian Standard 321 of 1964
Requirements for Absolute (Anhydrous) Alcohol
Detail
Special Guide Grade 1 Grade 2 Test Method *
Ethanol content, percent by volume at 15.6°C 99.50 99.50 99.50 C**
Miscibility with water Miscible Miscible Miscible D
Alkalinity Nil Nil Nil E
Acidity, as acetic acid, percent by weight, maximum 0.006
(60 ppm)
0.006
(60 ppm)
0.006
(60 ppm)
E
Residue on evaporation, percent by weight, maximum 0.005
(50 ppm)
0.005
(50 ppm)
0.005
(50 ppm)
F
Aldehydes, as acetaldehyde, g/100 ml, maximum 0.10
(1000 ppm)
0.006
(60 ppm)
0.10
(1000 ppm)
G
Esters, as ethyl acetate, g/100 ml, maximum 0.02
(200 ppm)
- - H
Copper, as Cu, g/100 ml, maximum - 0.0004
(4 ppm)
- J
Lead, as Pb, g/100 ml, maximum - 0.0001
(1 ppm)
- K
Methyl alcohol - To satisfy test - L
Fusel oil - To Satisfy test - M
Ketones, isoproply alcohol and tertiary butyl alcohol - To Satisfy test - A***
Total sulphur and sulphur compounds, as S, percent by weight, maximum 0.001
(10 ppm)
- - P
Sulphur dioxide, as SO2, percent by weight, maximum 0.0005
(0.5 ppm)
- - Q

* For test methods, reference should be made to the appendix of the Indian Standard 323 of 1959 for rectified spirit, (with the exception of item marked ***, as noted below).

** Test method C should be used, with the modification that Table II in Apendix B of this standard should be used in place of Table IV of Indian Standard 323 of 1959.

*** Reference should be made to test method A in the Appendix of this standard.


   

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