Foreword
Committees responsible
Methods
1 Scope
2 Sampling and storage of sample
3 Measurement of colour
4 Determination of crystallizing point
5 Determination of acetic acid content
6 Determination of residue on evaporation on a water
    bath
7 Determination of iron content
8 Limit test for inorganic chlorides
9 Limit test for inorganic sulphates
10 Limit test for heavy metals (including iron)
11 Determination of formic acid content
12 Determination of acetaldehyde monomer content
13 Determination of total acetaldehyde content
14 Determination of water content
15 Determination of arsenic content
16 Test reports
Appendices
A Relationship between BS 576: Part 2 and
    international standards
B Relationship between crystallizing point and acetic
    acid content
Tables
1 Mass of test portion for determination of acetic
    acid content
2 Mass of test portion and volume of aliquot portion
    of test solution for limit test for inorganic
    chlorides
3 Mass of test portion and volume of aliquot portion
    of test solution for limit test for inorganic
    sulphates
4 Mass of test portion and volume of aliquot portion
    of test solution for limit test for heavy metals
5 Relationship between the methods described in
    BS 576 : Part 2 and international standards
    describing methods of test for acetic acid
6 Relationship between those British Standards
    describing general test methods which are referred
    to in BS 576 : Part 2 and corresponding
    international standards
Figures
1 Apparatus for determination of formic acid content
2 Apparatus for determination of total acetaldehyde
    content
3 Relationship between crystallizing point and acetic
    acid content