ISO/TR 17276:2014
ISO/TR 17276:2014

ISO/TR 17276:2014

May 2014
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Cosmetics - Analytical approach for screening and quantification methods for heavy metals in cosmetics

ISO/TR 17276:2014 introduces most common and typical analytical approaches for screening and quantification of heavy metals of general interest at both raw material and finished product level. ISO/TR 17276:2014 covers techniques from traditional colourimetric reaction, which can be executed without expensive instrument to the high-end one, like that of inductively coupled plasma-mass spectrometry (ICP-MS), which allows detection of elements at μg/kg level. Thus, ISO/TR 17276:2014 covers the advantages and disadvantages of each analytical technique so that a suitable approach can be chosen.

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Publication date

May 2014

Number of pages

17 p.

Reference

ISO/TR 17276:2014

ICS Codes

71.100.70   Cosmetics. Toiletries

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1
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Cosmetics - Analytical approach for screening and quantification methods for heavy metals in cosmetics

ISO/TR 17276:2014 introduces most common and typical analytical approaches for screening and quantification of heavy metals of general interest at both raw material and finished product level. ISO/TR 17276:2014 covers techniques from traditional colourimetric reaction, which can be executed without expensive instrument to the high-end one, like that of inductively coupled plasma-mass spectrometry (ICP-MS), which allows detection of elements at μg/kg level. Thus, ISO/TR 17276:2014 covers the advantages and disadvantages of each analytical technique so that a suitable approach can be chosen.

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