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Water quality - Analysis of microplastic in water - Part 2: Vibrational spectroscopy methods for waters with low content of suspended solids including drinking water (ISO/DIS 16094-2:2023); German and English version prEN ISO 16094-2:2023

Abstract

This document specifies a method for the qualitative and quantitative analysis of microparticles of plastic or elastomeric materials in water using a microscopy technique coupled with vibrational spectroscopy. The aim is to generate reliable and comparable data on the potential presence of microplastics in clean waters with micro-Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (μFTIR) and micro-Raman spectroscopy. For simplification, the addressed materials will be named "microplastics" in the document. The method allows: • Determination of the size distribution of microplastics (1 μm to 5 000 µm); • Identification of the composition of microplastics by characterizing, the type of polymer (PE, PP, PET, PTFE, PS, PVC, PC, PMMA, elastomers … The method is applicable to: • Ultrapure water in accordance with ISO 3696; • Water intended for human consumption (drinking water); • Bottled water; • Untreated groundwater.

Begin

2023-01-31

WI

00230421

Planned document number

DIN EN ISO 16094-2

Project number

11904867

Responsible national committee

NA 119-01-06 GA - Joint working committee NAW/FNK: Microplastik  

Responsible european committee

CEN/TC 230 - Water analysis  

Responsible international committee

ISO/TC 147/SC 2/JWG 1 - Joint ISO/TC 147/SC 2 - ISO/TC 61/SC 14 WG: Plastics (including microplastics) in waters and related matrices  

draft standard

Water quality - Analysis of microplastic in water - Part 2: Vibrational spectroscopy methods for waters with low content of suspended solids including drinking water (ISO/DIS 16094-2:2023); German and English version prEN ISO 16094-2:2023
2023-12
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