GSO ISO 7742:2015
ISO 7742:1988
Gulf Standard
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Approved on
03 September 2015
Solid fertilizers -- Reduction of samples
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GSO ISO 7742:2015 Scope
This International Standard specifies a method suitable for the reduction of a sample of a solid fertilizer to a smaller quantity such as may be used for analysis or for further reduction after suitable comminution.
By choosing suitable equipment, the method is applicable to the reduction of a sample of any mass above a minimum defined by the size and number of particles. The method can be applied to the division of samples into a number of equally representative sub-samples.
Other reduction devices and methods are described in annex A but they are not as accurate as the recommended procedure.
This International Standard does not include information on the methods of obtaining the original sample.
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