ASTM D2106
Standard Test Methods for Determination of Amine Acid Acceptance (Alkalinity) of Halogenated Organic Solvents
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ASTM D2106 is the standard test methods document for determining the amine acid acceptance, or alkalinity, of halogenated organic solvents. It provides a technical basis for evaluating how these solvents respond in acid-acceptance testing, which can be important for quality control, product comparison, and compliance activities. For buyers and laboratories working with solvent products, the standard helps bring consistency to testing and reporting.
ASTM D2106 standard overview
The ASTM D2106 standard focuses on test methods used to measure the amine acid acceptance of halogenated organic solvents. In practical terms, it addresses how to assess the alkalinity-related behavior of these materials using a defined laboratory approach. This makes the document useful when a consistent, repeatable method is needed to compare solvent performance or verify that a product meets expected technical requirements. ASTM D2106 is especially relevant where reliable test results support procurement and specification review.
Where is ASTM D2106 used?
This standard is commonly used in laboratory testing and quality assurance settings involving halogenated organic solvents. It may be applied when evaluating solvent lots, checking product consistency, or supporting acceptance testing during manufacturing and purchasing. ASTM D2106 is also relevant to technical teams that need a recognized method for measuring alkalinity-related properties in solvents. Its value is greatest where standardized test results help align supplier data, internal specifications, and customer requirements.
Practical importance of ASTM D2106
ASTM D2106 matters because it gives users a defined method for assessing a specific chemical property that can affect product suitability and consistency. Using a recognized standard can reduce variation between laboratories, improve confidence in test data, and support clearer compliance decisions. It also helps streamline procurement and quality control by making results easier to compare across suppliers and batches. For organizations handling halogenated organic solvents, ASTM D2106 supports more dependable technical evaluation.
- Amine acid acceptance testing
- Halogenated organic solvents
- Alkalinity measurement
- Quality control support
- Comparative laboratory evaluation
- Publication Date: 2022-05-09
- Publisher: ASTM
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