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AS 1038.23-1994 [ Superseded ]

Coal and coke - Analysis and testing, Part 23: Higher rank coal - Carbonate carbon

standard by Standards Australia , 01/01/1994

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Sets out a method for the determination of carbonate carbon, from mineral carbonates, in higher rank coal to correct the determined percentage of total carbon and volatile matter when calculating organic carbon and organic volatile matter respectively.
 

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Edition:
2nd
Published:
01/01/1994
ISBN(s):
0726292710
Number of Pages:
4
File Size:
1 file , 58 KB
Product Code(s):
10153761, 10153779, 10153795
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  1. AS 1038.23-2002


    Coal and coke - Analysis and testing, Part 23: Higher rank coal and coke - Carbonate carbon

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    Coal and coke - Analysis and testing, Part 23: Higher rank coal - Carbonate carbon

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  3. AS 1038.23-1984


    Coal and coke - Analysis and testing - Determination of carbonate carbon in higher rank coal

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  4. AS 1038.6-1971


    Methods for the analysis and testing of coal and coke, Part 6: Ultimate analysis of coal - Metric units

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  5. AS K152.6-1965


    Methods for the analysis and testing of coal and coke, Part 6: Ultimate analysis of coal

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  6. AS CK2.3-1949


    Methods for sampling and analysis of coal and coke (Excluding sub-bituminous coals, lignites, and brown coal), Part 3: Methods of analysis and testing

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