ISO 14184-1:2011
Textiles — Determination of formaldehyde — Part 1: Free and hydrolysed formaldehyde (water extraction method)
ISO 14184-1:2011 specifies a method for determining the amount of free formaldehyde and formaldehyde extracted partly through hydrolysis by means of a water extraction method. The method can be applied to the testing of textile samples in any form.
The procedure is intended for use in the range of free and hydrolysed formaldehyde on the fabric between 16 mg/kg and 3 500 mg/kg when determined by this method. The lower limit is 16 mg/kg. Below this limit, the result is reported as "not detectable".
A method for determination of released formaldehyde is given in ISO 14184-2:2011.
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Preparation of standard solution and calibration
Preparation
Dilution
Preparation of the standard solution (S2)
Preparation of the calibration solutions
Preparation and conditioning of test specimens
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Scope
Normative references
Principle
Reagents
Apparatus
Preparation of standard solution and calibration
Preparation
Dilution
Preparation of the standard solution (S2)
Preparation of the calibration solutions
Preparation and conditioning of test specimens
Procedure
Calculation and expression of the results
Test report