GB 686-1989

chemical reagent acetone (English Version)

GB 686-1989
Standard No.
GB 686-1989
Language
Chinese, English version preview
Release Date
1989
Published By
General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People‘s Republic of China
Status
 2008-11
Replace By
GB/T 686-2008
Latest
GB/T 686-2023
Replace
GB 686-1978
Scope
This standard stipulates the technical requirements, test methods, inspection rules, packaging and signs of f chemical reagent acetone. This standard applies to the inspection of the chemical reagent acetone.
Introduction

Overview and Standard Background

Acetone (C₃H₆O) is a colorless, transparent liquid with a special odor. It is flammable and miscible with water, alcohol and a variety of organic solvents. Its density is 0.790 g/mL and its relative molecular mass is 58.08. This standard GB 686-89 was formulated with reference to the international standard ISO 6353/2-1983 and is applicable to the inspection of chemical reagent acetone.

Technical Indicator Analysis

Item Analytical purity (%) Chemical purity (%)
Acetone content ≥99.5 ≥99.0
Boiling point (℃) 56 ±1 56 ±1
Evaporation residue (mg) - ≤1.0

Test method details

Determination of acetone content:Use gas chromatography (refer to GB 9722).

  • Instrument: Gas chromatograph must meet the requirements of Chapter 5 of GB 9722, use thermal conductivity detector and specific stationary phase (such as Porapak Q).
  • Conditions: Column temperature 130℃, vaporization chamber temperature 170℃, detector temperature 150℃.
  • Analysis steps: Measure the sample and inject it into the gas chromatograph, and determine the acetone content by retention time ratio.

Determination of moisture:Refer to GB 4607-83 standard, use Karl Fischer method.

Determination of acidity:Use sodium hydroxide standard solution to titrate until pink and keep for 30 seconds, calculate the acidity (Formula 1).

Implementation Suggestions

When implementing this standard, laboratories should:

  • Ensure that all instruments meet technical requirements.
  • Prepare and test samples in strict accordance with operating procedures.
  • Establish a complete quality control system and calibrate equipment regularly.
  • Strengthen personnel training to improve test accuracy.

GB 686-1989 history

GB 686-1989 chemical reagent acetone was changed to GB/T 686-2008 Chemical reagent.Acetone.




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