BS EN 13267 discusses surface-active agents. The method in BS EN 13267 is applicable to products in form of powders, pastes and solutions.
BS EN 13267 specifies the Karl Fischer method using electrometric endpoint detection for the determination of the water content of surface-active agents.
BS EN 13267 on determining the water content of surface-active agents is useful for:
Karl Fischer titration is a classic titration method in chemical analysis that uses coulometric or volumetric titration to determine trace amounts of water in a sample. Karl Fischer titration is widely used for direct analysis of water content in various industries, as a reliable and robust method.
BS EN 13267 provides you with the guidance of the Karl Fischer method using electrometric endpoint detection for the determination of the water content of surface-active agents. BS EN 13267 guides you with the reagents and apparatus required for the test method. BS EN 13267 guides you with the sampling and procedure of the test. BS EN 13267 helps you to improve the quality of surface-active agents.
EN 13267:2001