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Get fast results for S and Cl in biofuels in compliance with ISO 20884
30 Jul 2020In this study, XOS test three real-world biofuel samples, showcase their concentrations, and then apply correction factors to mitigate biased results. The correction factors used were derived from the ASTM D7039 method, though these correction factors can still be applied for those in Europe adhering to the ISO 20884 method. As per Section 1 of ISO 20884, any sample with more than 3.7% oxygen content must be corrected for.
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