GSO ISO 5647:2007
ISO 5647:1990
Gulf Standard
Current Edition
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Approved on
26 September 2007
Paper and board – Determination of titanium dioxide content
GSO ISO 5647:2007 Files
English
4 Pages
Current Edition
Reference Language
OMR
20.31
GSO ISO 5647:2007 Scope
This International Standard specifies a method for
determining titanium dioxide content in all kinds of
Paper and board, in particular coated or filled products.
lt comprises two procedures for the final determination
of titanium, one of them relying on
spectrophotometry and the other on flame atomic
absorption spectrophotometry. The limits of the determination
depend on the amount of Sample taken
(8.1).
NOTE 1 The method is designed for the determination
of titanium dioxide. Titanium present in other forms, for
example as a constituent of clay, will not interfere in the
determination.
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