Fuel Oil #6 Standard
This oil, sometimes called Bunker C or residual, is a black viscous fuel. Applications inwhich it
may be used require the ability to preheat the fuel prior to pumping and burning.
5,000µg/mL inmethylene chloride, 1mL/ampul
Each
5-pk.
10-pk.
31218
31218-510
—
w/data pack
31218-500
31218-520
31318
50,000µg/mL inmethylene chloride, 1mL/ampul
Each
5-pk.
10-pk.
31248
31248-510
—
w/data pack
31248-500
31248-520
31348
50,000µg/mL inmethylene chloride, 5mL/ampul
Each
5-pk.
10-pk.
31249
31249-510
—
w/data pack
31249-500
31249-520
31349
Fuel Oil #4 Standard
Fuel Oil #4 is typically used in limited applications inwhich the fuel cannot be preheated prior to
burning. The fuel is a blend of distillate (Fuel Oil #2) and residual (Fuel Oil #6) tomeet ASTM vis-
cosity specifications. Fuel Oil #4 used to prepare thismixture has a kinematic viscosity of 21.9 at
38°C (100°F), measured using ASTMD-445.
5,000µg/mL inmethylene chloride, 1mL/ampul
Each
5-pk.
10-pk.
31216
31216-510
—
w/data pack
31216-500
31216-520
31316
50,000µg/mL inmethylene chloride, 1mL/ampul
Each
5-pk.
10-pk.
31244
31244-510
—
w/data pack
31244-500
31244-520
31344
Fuel Oil #5 Standard
Fuel Oil #5 is typically used in applications inwhich there is little or no preheating of the fuel prior
to burning. A blend of distillate (Fuel Oil #2) and residual (Fuel Oil #6), the Fuel Oil #5 used to pre-
pare thismixture has a kinematic viscosity of 106.5 at 38°C (100°F), measured using ASTMD-445.
5,000µg/mL inmethylene chloride, 1mL/ampul
Each
5-pk.
10-pk.
31217
31217-510
—
w/data pack
31217-500
31217-520
31317
50,000µg/mL inmethylene chloride, 1mL/ampul
Each
5-pk.
10-pk.
31246
31246-510
—
w/data pack
31246-500
31246-520
31346
Mineral Spirits Standard: Unweathered
Themixtures listed belowwere prepared from an equal volume blend of Type I, II, and III mineral
spirits.
5,000µg/mL inmethylene chloride, 1mL/ampul
Each
5-pk.
10-pk.
31225
31225-510
—
w/data pack
31225-500
31225-520
31325
50,000µg/mL inmethylene chloride, 1mL/ampul
50,000µg/mL inmethylene chloride, 5mL/ampul
Each
5-pk.
10-pk.
31261
31261-510
—
w/data pack
31261-500
31261-520
31361
5-
α
-androstane
2,000µg/mL inmethylene chloride, 1mL/ampul
Each
5-pk.
10-pk.
31065
31065-510
—
w/data pack
31065-500
31065-520
31165
o
-Terphenyl Standard
10,000µg/mL inmethylene chloride, 1mL/ampul
Each
5-pk.
10-pk.
31097
31097-510
—
w/data pack
31097-500
31097-520
31197
Certified PAHs
Typical Certified Conc. (ppm)
acenaphthene
20*
acenaphthylene
14*
fluorene
32*
1-methylnaphthalene
269*
2-methylnaphthalene
180*
naphthalene
90*
phenanthrene
47*
CertifiedPAHs inDiesel
(7 components)
50,000ppm diesel #2 in methylene chloride, typical PAH concentrations listed
above, 1mL/ampul
Each
5-pk.
10-pk.
31260
31260-510
—
w/data pack
31260-500
31260-520
31360
Each
5-pk.
10-pk.
31673
31673-510
—
w/data pack
31673-500
31673-520
31773
There are four general types of mineral spirits, classified according to boiling
point range (BPR):
• Type I (Stoddard solvent)
BPR 149–182°C
• Type II (high flash point)
BPR 177–196°C
• Type III (odorless)
BPR 149–196°C
• Type IV (low dry point)
BPR 149–174°C
*Concentration varies lot to lot. SeeCertificate of Analysis for certified concen-
trations. See
for current certificate of analysis.
acenaphthene
acenaphthylene
anthracene
benzo(a)anthracene
benzo(a)pyrene
benzo(b)fluoranthene
benzo(k)fluoranthene
benzo(ghi)perylene
chrysene
dibenzo(a,h)anthracene
fluoranthene
fluorene
indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene
2-methylnaphthalene
naphthalene
phenanthrene
pyrene
1,2,3-trimethylbenzene
WAEPHAromaticHydrocarbonStandard
(18components)
1,000µg/mL each inmethylene chloride, 1mL/ampul
Each
5-pk.
10-pk.
31469
31469-510
—
w/data pack
31469-500
31469-520
31569
Internal StandardMixtures
SurrogateMixtures
