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The Applied Technical Services (ATS) Chemical Test Report analyzed the chemical composition of Durasoil using Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy to determine its material classification. The results confirmed that Durasoil has a spectral profile consistent with mineral oil, also known as liquid paraffin. The analysis verified that Durasoil does not contain volatile organic compounds (VOCs) or hazardous solvents, ensuring its environmental safety and long-term stability as a non-water-dependent dust suppressant.
For industrial dust control, mining operations, and unpaved road maintenance, Durasoil provides a synthetic, non-toxic dust suppression solution with proven chemical consistency and environmental compliance. Contact Soilworks for additional chemical analysis data and regulatory documentation.
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Attention: Fabio Neto Materials Specification: NIA Customer: Soilworks, LLC Test Method: ASTM E1252 – 98(2007) 1750 E. Northrop Blvd., Suite 250 Standard Practice for Chandler, AZ General Techniques for Obtaining Inji·ared Spectra for Qualitative Analysis P.O.# HI0482 Lab Comment: tested to determine if sample Sample: Durasoil Liquid is consistent with paraffin. |
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FTlR analysis of the samples revealed it has a similar spectra to a known mineral oil. Conclusion: The samples was determined to be consistent with mineral oil also known as liquid paraffin.
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*Revision made to remove spectra per client request.
Prepared by: M. M.Amick Chemist Technician
Approved by: J. Burmeister Chemist
This report may not be reproduced except in full without the written approval of ATS, This report represents interpretation of the results obtained from the test specimen and is not to be construed as a guarantee or warranty of the condition ofthe entire material ]oL If the method used is a customer provided, non standard test method, ATS docs not assume responsibility for validation of the method. Measurement unce1tainty available upon request whc:re applicable.
