Natural
Gas Reference Standards - Petro-MAT1™ Method
| Natural
Gas Reference Standards - Petro-MAT1™ Method ASTM-3710-19
Xylene Standard |
| Shipping
Data |
| DOT
PROPER NAME: |
Liquefied
Gas, Flammable, NOS |
| TC
PROPER NAME: |
Liquefied
Gas, Flammable, NOS |
| I.D.
NUMBER: |
UN
1954 |
| HAZARD
CLASS: |
2.1
(Flammable Gas) |
| LABEL: |
Flammable
Gas |
List
of Components for Petro-Mat™
Concentration by Volume |
Cylinder
Size |
Cylinder
Specifications |
n-Propane
1%
Isobutane 3%
n-Butane 10%
Isopentane 9%
n-Pentane 9%
2 Methypentane 7%
n-Hexane 5%
2-4, Dimethylpentane 5%
n-Heptane 9%
Balance: p-Xylene |
n-Octane
5%
n-Propylbenzene 3%
n-Decane 3%
n-Butylbenzene 33%
n-Dodecane 3%
n-Tridecane 1%
n-Tetradecane 2%
n-Pentadecane 2%
Toluene 10% |
Constant
Pressure Cylinder
|
Matheson
recommends the use of a constant pressure cylinder with multi-component hydrocarbon mixtures that have a high
probability of fractionation. The constant pressure
cylinder, illustrated below, maintains a constant
working pressure of up to 1800 psi to the gas side of
the cylinder. The constant pressure cylinder is approved
for volumes ranging from 100 to 6000 cc. |
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|
| Shipping
Data |
| DOT
PROPER NAME: |
Liquefied Gas, Flammable, NOS |
| TC
PROPER NAME: |
Liquefied Gas, Flammable, NOS |
| I.D.
NUMBER: |
UN 1954 |
| HAZARD
CLASS: |
2.1
(Flammable Gas) |
| LABEL: |
Flammable
Gas |
List
of Components for Petro-Mat™
Concentration by Volume |
Cylinder
Size |
Cylinder
Specifications |
n-Propane
1%
Isobutane 3%
n-Butane 10%
Isopentane 9%
n-Pentane 9%
2 Methypentane 7%
n-Hexane 5%
2-4, Dimethylpentane 5%
n-Heptane 9%
Balance: p-Xylene |
n-Octane
5%
n-Propylbenzene 3%
n-Decane 3%
n-Butylbenzene 33%
n-Dodecane 3%
n-Tridecane 1%
n-Tetradecane 2%
n-Pentadecane 2%
Toluene 10% |
Constant Pressure
Cylinder
|
Matheson
recommends the use of a constant pressure cylinder with component-component
hydrocarbon mixtures that have a high probability of
fractionation. The constant pressure cylinder, illustrated
below, maintains a constant working pressure of up to 1800 psi
to the gas side of the cylinder. The constant pressure cylinder
is approved for volumes ranging from 100 to 6000 cc. |
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