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ASTM D8352

Standard Test Method for Determination of Relative Crystallinity of Zeolite Beta by X-Ray Diffraction

Standard by ASTM, 2020-12-29

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ASTM D8352 is a technical standard for determining the relative crystallinity of zeolite beta by X-ray diffraction. It provides a structured way to evaluate this zeolite material using a diffraction-based test method, helping users compare sample crystallinity on a consistent basis. For laboratories, manufacturers, and quality teams, that consistency supports more reliable material assessment, product comparison, and process control when zeolite beta performance is under review.

ASTM D8352 standard overview

The ASTM D8352 standard focuses on measuring the relative crystallinity of zeolite beta through X-ray diffraction analysis. As a test method, it is intended to give a repeatable approach for evaluating how crystalline a sample is relative to a reference or comparison basis defined within the standard. This makes it useful as a technical document for controlled testing, data comparison, and quality evaluation. ASTM D8352 helps align laboratory measurements with a recognized method rather than informal assessment.

Where is ASTM D8352 used?

ASTM D8352 is commonly used in laboratory and quality control settings where zeolite beta is being examined by X-ray diffraction. It is relevant when relative crystallinity needs to be measured for material characterization, incoming inspection, production monitoring, or batch comparison. The standard is especially useful in workflows that rely on diffraction data to judge whether a zeolite sample is suitable for further evaluation, specification checks, or technical review. ASTM D8352 supports consistent testing across similar samples.

Practical importance of ASTM D8352

In practice, ASTM D8352 helps reduce variation in how relative crystallinity is measured and reported for zeolite beta. That matters for compliance, procurement decisions, and product evaluation because it gives stakeholders a common test method to reference. Using a recognized ASTM standard can also improve confidence in laboratory results and support more consistent comparisons between lots, suppliers, or test runs. For organizations working with zeolite beta, ASTM D8352 is a useful tool for technical consistency and risk reduction.

  • X-ray diffraction-based test method
  • Relative crystallinity of zeolite beta
  • Supports laboratory comparison and QC
  • Useful for material evaluation workflows
  • Standardized technical reference
SKU: 808751710847

  • Publication Date: 2020-12-29
  • Publisher: ASTM

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