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Determination of Water in Brake Fluid by Differential Near Infrared

Authors: E. Lee Haines;

Determination of Water in Brake Fluid by Differential Near Infrared

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<div class="htmlview paragraph">A rapid differential near-infrared method has been developed to measure the water absorption of heavy-duty brake fluids exposed to the atmosphere during transfer and filling operations. It is based on the -OH combination band at 5180 cm<sup>-1</sup>. The method has been correlated with the SAE equilibrium reflux boiling point method and can be used in place of it to control line and finished package samples.</div>

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