GSO ISO 8036:2015
ISO 8036:2006
Gulf Standard
Current Edition
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Approved on
03 September 2015
Optics and photonics -- Microscopes -- Immersion liquids for light microscopy
GSO ISO 8036:2015 Files
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GSO ISO 8036:2015 Scope
This International Standard describes the characteristics of immersion liquids used in microscopy. It classifies immersion liquids according to their field of application and specifies requirements and test methods for each type.
This International Standard further specifies a system of designation for immersion liquids, the information to be included on container labels and the information to be supplied in technical data sheets.
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