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ISO 8819:1993
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Specifies a procedure for the detection of hydrogen sulfide. The lower limit of detectability is 4 mg of hydrogen sulfide in 1 m<(hoch)3> of gas. Methyl mercaptan, if present, produces a transistory yellow stain on the lead acetate paper which, however, fades completely in less than 5 min. Other sulfur compounds present in the gas do not interfere with the test.
ISO 8819:1993 history
1993ISO 8819:1993 Liquefied petroleum gases; detection of hydrogen sulfide; lead acetate method
1987ISO 8819:1987 Liquified petroleum gases — Detection of hydrogen sulfide — Lead acetate method