Commission Directive of 8 July 1980 laying down the Community method of analysis for the official control of the vinyl chloride monomer level in materials and articles which are intended to come into contact with foodstuffs (80/766/EEC) (repealed)
EU Directive 1980/766 · Adopted 8 July 1980 · Extends to United Kingdom
Commission Directive
of 8 July 1980
laying down the Community method of analysis for the official control of the vinyl chloride monomer level in materials and articles which are intended to come into contact with foodstuffs
(80/766/EEC) (repealed)
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Annotations to the whole text
Textual amendments
Contents
- 1Article 1 Repealed
- 2Article 2 Repealed
- 3Article 3 Repealed
- Signature
- Annex: DETERMINATION OF THE VINYL CHLORIDE MONOMER LEVEL IN MATERIALS AND ARTICLES Repealed
- 1SCOPE AND FIELD OF APPLICATION Repealed
- 2PRINCIPLE Repealed
- REAGENTS Repealed
- 3.1Division 3.1 Repealed
- 3.2Division 3.2 Repealed
- 3.3Division 3.3 Repealed
- APPARATUS Repealed
- 4.1Division 4.1 Repealed
- 4.2Division 4.2 Repealed
- 4.3Gas-chromatographic column. Repealed
- 4.4Sample phials or flasks fitted with silicon or butyl rubber septa. Repealed
- 4.5Division 4.5 Repealed
- 4.6Division 4.6 Repealed
- 4.7Division 4.7 Repealed
- 5PROCEDURE Repealed
- 5.1Preparation of concentrated standard VC solution at approximately 2 000 mg/kg Repealed
- 5.2Preparation of dilute standard VC solution Repealed
- 5.3Preparation of the calibration curve Repealed
- 5.4Validation of preparation of standard solutions obtained in points 5.1 and 5.2 Repealed
- 5.5Preparation of the samples of materials or articles Repealed
- Gas-chromatographic determinations Repealed
- 5.6.1Division 5.6.1 Repealed
- 5.6.2Division 5.6.2 Repealed
- 5.6.3Division 5.6.3 Repealed
- 5.6.4Division 5.6.4 Repealed
- CALCULATION OF THE RESULTS Repealed
- 6.1Find by interpolation on the curve, the unknown concentration of each of the two solutions of the sample taking account of the internal standard solution if used. Calculate the amount of VC in each of the two samples of material or article under investigation by applying the following formula: Repealed
- 6.2Division 6.2 Repealed
- 7CONFIRMATION OF THE VC LEVEL Repealed
- 8REPEATABILITY Repealed
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Signature
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1SCOPE AND FIELD OF APPLICATIONF1
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2PRINCIPLEF1
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4.3Gas-chromatographic column.F1
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4.4Sample phials or flasks fitted with silicon or butyl rubber septa.F1
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5PROCEDUREF1
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5.1Preparation of concentrated standard VC solution at approximately 2 000 mg/kgF1
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5.2Preparation of dilute standard VC solutionF1
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5.3Preparation of the calibration curveF1
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5.4Validation of preparation of standard solutions obtained in points 5.1 and 5.2F1
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5.5Preparation of the samples of materials or articlesF1
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6.1Find by interpolation on the curve, the unknown concentration of each of the two solutions of the sample taking account of the internal standard solution if used. Calculate the amount of VC in each of the two samples of material or article under investigation by applying the following formula:F1
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7CONFIRMATION OF THE VC LEVELF1
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8REPEATABILITYF1
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