About Gasoline in Soil by WI Method
Gasoline in Soil by WI MethodPropertiesRelated CategoriesAdditional Standards,Analytical Standards,Analytical/Chromatography,Certified Reference Materials (CRMs),Environmental Matrix CRMs (RTC),Matrix CRMs,Matrix Materials Standards,Soil Matrix CRMs,Soil QC - Organic & Hydrocarbon CRMsmfr. no. RTC, SQC-008WIconcentration in methanolapplication(s) HPLC: suitablegas chromatography (GC): suitableformat matrix materialstorage temp. 2-8C
FAQs of Gasoline in Soil by WI Method:
Q: What is the application of Gasoline in Soil by WI Method?
A: Gasoline in Soil by WI Method is used for detecting and quantifying gasoline contamination in soil samples, particularly in environmental testing and contamination analysis.
Q: What are the storage requirements for Gasoline in Soil by WI Method?
A: This product should be stored in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated place away from ignition sources.
Q: What is the physical appearance and smell of Gasoline in Soil by WI Method?
A: The product appears as a clear pale yellow to amber liquid with a characteristic petroleum odor.
Q: Is Gasoline in Soil by WI Method soluble in water?
A: No, it is insoluble in water, but it is soluble in organic solvents.
Q: What is the shelf life of Gasoline in Soil by WI Method?
A: The product has a shelf life of 12 months under proper storage conditions.
Q: What type of hydrocarbons are present in Gasoline in Soil by WI Method?
A: The product contains a mixture of aliphatic and aromatic hydrocarbons, including benzene, toluene, and xylene, and the molecular formula typically ranges between C4 to C12.