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SIST DIN 38404-6:2000

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Nemške standardne metode za preiskavo vode, odpadne vode in usedlin - Fizikalni in fizikalno-kemijski parametri (skupina C) - Določevanje redoks potenciala (C 6)

Nemške standardne metode za preiskavo vode, odpadne vode in usedlin - Fizikalni in fizikalno-kemijski parametri (skupina C) - Določevanje redoks potenciala (C 6)

Standard SIST DIN 38404-6 ((sl),de), Nemške standardne metode za preiskavo vode, odpadne vode
in usedlin – Fizikalni in fizikalno-kemijski parametri (skupina C) – Določevanje redoks potenciala (C6),
prva izdaja, 2000, ima status slovenskega standarda in je z metodo platnice privzet nemški standard
DIN 38404-6 (de), Deutsche Einheitsverfahren zur Wasser-, Abwasser- und Schlammuntersuchung -
Physikalische und physikalisch-chemische Kenngrößen (Gruppe C) - Bestimmung der Redox-
Spannung (C 6), 1984-05.

Nemške standardne metode za preiskavo vode, odpadne vode in usedlin - Fizikalni in fizikalno-kemijski parametri (skupina C) - Določevanje redoks potenciala (C 6)

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13.060.60 - Examination of physical properties of water
Technical Committee
KAV - Water quality
Current Stage
9800 - Izvirni SIST/ privzeti tuji dokument - Periodični pregled (Local Project)
Start Date
17-Apr-2009
Due Date
29-Jun-2009
Completion Date
24-Apr-2009
Directive
TP018 - Pravilnik o monitoringu kakovosti površinske vode za življenje in rast morskih školjk in morskih polžev
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SLOVENSKI SIST DIN 38404-6
prva izdaja
STANDARD
april 2000
Nemške standardne metode za preiskavo vode, odpadne vode in usedlin -
Fizikalni in fizikalno-kemijski parametri (skupina C) - Določevanje redoks

potenciala (C 6) (privzet DIN 38404-6:1984 z metodo platnice)

German standard methods for the examination of water, waste water and sludge
-Physical and physico-chemical parameters (group C) - Determination of the
oxidation-reduction potential, O.R.P. (C 6)

Deutsche Einheitsverfahren zur Wasser-, Abwasser- und Schlammuntersuchung
- Physikalische und physikalisch-chemische Kenngrößen (Gruppe C) -
Bestimmung der Redox-Spannung (C 6)

Méthodes normalisées allemandes pour l'analyse des eaux, des eaux résiduaires
et des boues - Caractéristiques physiques et physico-chimiques (groupe C) -
Détermination du potentiel Red-Ox (C 6)

Deskriptorji: analize, usedline, standardne metode, elektrokemijske metode, preskušanje vode

Referenčna številka
ICS 13.060.60 SIST DIN 38404-6:2000 ((sl),de)

Nadaljevanje na straneh II in od 1 do 8

© Standard je založil in izdal Urad Republike Slovenije za standardizacijo in meroslovje pri Ministrstvu za znanost in tehnologijo.
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Standard SIST DIN 38404-6 ((sl),de), Nemške standardne metode za preiskavo vode, odpadne vode
in usedlin – Fizikalni in fizikalno-kemijski parametri (skupina C) – Določevanje redoks potencia
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