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Annex III

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In Annex IV to Regulation (EC) No 2003/2003, Section B is amended as follows:

  1. (1)

    Method 6.1 is replaced by the following:

    ‘ Method 6.1

    Determination of chlorides in the absence of organic material

    EN 16195: Fertilisers — Determination of chlorides in the absence of organic material

    This method of analysis has been ring-tested.’

  2. (2)

    Methods 8.6 to 8.8 are replaced by the following:

    ‘ Method 8.6

    Manganimetric determination of extracted calcium following precipitation in the form of oxalate

    EN 16196: Fertilisers — Manganimetric determination of extracted calcium following precipitation in the form of oxalate

    This method of analysis has been ring-tested.

    Method 8.7

    Determination of magnesium by atomic absorption spectrometry

    EN 16197: Fertilisers — Determination of magnesium by atomic absorption spectrometry

    This method of analysis has been ring-tested.

    Method 8.8

    Determination of magnesium by complexometry

    EN 16198: Fertilisers — Determination of magnesium by complexometry

    This method of analysis has been ring-tested.’

  3. (3)

    Method 8.10 is replaced by the following:

    ‘ Method 8.10

    Determination of the sodium extracted by flame-emission spectrometry

    EN 16199: Fertilisers — Determination of the sodium extracted by flame-emission spectrometry

    This method of analysis has been ring-tested.’

  4. (4)

    The following methods 14 are added:

    ‘ Methods 14

    Liming materials

    Method 14.1

    Determination of size distribution of liming materials by dry and wet sieving

    EN 12948: Liming materials — Determination of size distribution by dry and wet sieving

    This method of analysis has been ring-tested.

    Method 14.2

    Determination of the reactivity of carbonate and silicate liming materials with hydrochloric acid

    EN 13971: Carbonate and silicate liming materials — Determination of reactivity — Potentiometric titration method with hydrochloric acid

    This method of analysis has been ring-tested.

    Method 14.3

    Determination of the reactivity by automatic titration method with citric acid

    EN 16357: Carbonate liming materials — Determination of reactivity — Automatic titration method with citric acid

    This method of analysis has been ring-tested.

    Method 14.4

    Determination of the neutralising value of liming materials

    EN 12945: Liming materials — Determination of neutralising value — Titrimetric methods

    This method of analysis has been ring-tested.

    Method 14.5

    Determination of calcium in liming materials by the oxalate method

    EN 13475: Liming materials — Determination of calcium content — Oxalate method

    This method of analysis has been ring-tested.

    Method 14.6

    Determination of calcium and magnesium in liming materials by complexometry

    EN 12946: Liming materials — Determination of calcium and magnesium content — Complexometric method

    This method of analysis has been ring-tested.

    Method 14.7

    Determination of magnesium in liming materials by atomic absorption spectrometric method

    EN 12947: Liming materials — Determination of magnesium content — Atomic absorption spectrometric method

    This method of analysis has been ring-tested.

    Method 14.8

    Determination of moisture content

    EN 12048 Solid fertilisers and liming materials — Determination of moisture content — Gravimetric method by drying at 105 °C +/– 2 °C

    This method of analysis has been ring-tested.

    Method 14.9

    Determination of the breakdown of granules

    EN 15704: Liming materials — Determination of the breakdown of granulated calcium and calcium/magnesium carbonates under the influence of water

    This method of analysis has been ring-tested.

    Method 14.10

    Determination of product effect by soil incubation

    EN 14984: Liming materials — Determination of product effect on soil pH — Soil incubation method

    This method of analysis has been ring-tested.’