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- I <br /> 20921DS5240 ti, ENU I RO SRU I NC: 082 PO4 HOV 117 '92 12:22 <br /> _ — _"� �� ..J .,� �. uv. .•..iln..iiirl� i� SGG7J] IU r1YJ4 <br /> 7.2.I Remove solids and grind to fine powder in a <br /> mortar, <br /> 7.2.1. Add the pvwder'to the paper extraci ion thimble. <br /> 7.2.1. Wipe beaker and mortar with pieces of filter <br /> paper moistene With solvent and add to thimble. <br /> 7.2.1, fill vnimble with glass +vol (or glass beads). <br /> 7.2.2 Sed#me t/Soil Samples <br /> 7,2.2. : Decant aM discard any water l gayer on a sediment <br /> sample. Stix mplo thoroughly, especially composited samples. <br /> Discard any fo 9gn ObJects s4ch as sticks, leaves, and rocks. <br /> 7.2.2• '610d 10 g of the solid sample of known dry <br /> weight fracti o 'With 10 R of 'anhydrous Sodium sulfate, and place <br /> in ars extractio thimbla. The extraction thimble mast drain freely <br /> for the duratio of the extraction period. <br /> 7.3 Extraetiom <br /> 7,3, 1 Extrac in Soxhlet apparatus using <br /> at a Fate of 20 cycles r for 4 hr. <br /> 7.3.2 using ease-free cotton, filter, the extract into a pre- <br /> weighed 250-mL -boi1iog task. Use gloves to avoid adding fingerprints to r <br /> the flask. <br /> 7.3.3 Rinse ask and cotton with solvent. <br /> 7,3.4 COMCt Aha bollift flask to , the distilling head and <br /> evaporate the solvent b immersing thilower half of the flask in water at <br /> 700C. Collect the sol Int for reusei. A.' sol vent blank should accompany <br /> each, sett of Samples... � <br /> 7.3:5 When th So, <br /> ,C <br /> in the- distilling sti 114 rag headr'eaOhes Sa C <br /> or the flask appears dr :, remove the, 4istilling #read. To remove solvent <br /> vapor, sweep out the fl �sk for 16' sac'-with air by inserting a glass tube <br /> that is conngtted to a acuum sourte.l Immediately remove the flash from <br /> the beat source and w pe the outside to remove excess moisture and <br /> fingerprints. <br /> weigh. 7.3.6 Cool th boiling flask in a desiccator for 30 min Brad <br /> 7.3•17' calculat Oil and grease as a percentage of the total dry <br /> selids, Generally: <br /> ?i of Oil and grease <br /> Of wet Solids (S) x dry weight friction <br /> I ' <br /> e071A Revision, I <br /> November 1990 <br />