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Regulations creating concrete business duties or carrying penalties, grouped as the instrument is structured. Titles link to the source text — blue means you’re leaving for legislation.gov.uk.
79 other provisions — procedural and definitional
s.001
Title, commencement and interpretation
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Prescribed amount for the purposes of the definition of sampled portion
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Manner of taking, marking, sealing and fastening up of samples
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Sample divider (optional).
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Demineralised water, freshly boiled to remove carbon dioxide.
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Sieves with apertures of 0.2 mm and 0.5 mm.
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250 ml flasks, stoppered.
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Porcelain pestle and mortar or grinder.
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Ureic nitrogen, either: (3.5.1) By conversion using urease, into ammonia,...
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Sodium hydroxide: 0.1 M standard solution.
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Bromophenol blue: solution of 0.4 grams per litre in water....
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Phenolphthalein: solution of 2 grams per litre in 60% by...
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Soda lime: particle dimensions, about 1.0 to 1.6 mm.
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Methods of sending part of a sample
s.004
Hydrochloric acid solution, 50% (V/V): dilute an appropriate volume of...
s.004
Sodium or potassium hydroxide, 0.2 M solution, free from carbonates....
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Stannous chloride solution: Dissolve 120 g of stannous chloride (SnCl2.2H2O)...
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Sulfuric acid, concentrated (p=1.84 g/ml).
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Hydrochloric acid solution: dilute an appropriate volume of hydrochloric acid...
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Glacial acetic acids.
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Sulfuric acid solution, approximately 30% (W/V) H2SO4.
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Ferrous sulfate, crystalline, FeSO4.7H2O
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Sulfuric acid, 0.05 M solution.
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Octan-1-ol.
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Potassium carbonate, saturated solution.
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Iron powder, reduced with hydrogen (the prescribed quantity of iron...
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Sodium or potassium hydroxide, 0.1 M solution, free from carbonate....
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Barium hydroxide, saturated solution.
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Sodium carbonate solution, 10 g per 100 ml.
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Hydrochloric acid, 2 M solution.
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Hydrochloric acid, 0.1 M solution.
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Urease solution: Suspend 0.5 g of active urease in 100...
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Xanthydrol solution, 5 g per 100 ml in ethanol or...
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Copper oxide (CuO): 0.3 to 0.4 g per determination or...
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Anti-bump granules washed in hydrochloric acid and ignited.
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Potassium thiocyanate.
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Potassium nitrate.
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Ammonium sulfate.
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Urea.
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Sulfuric acid solution: dilute an appropriate volume of sulfuric acid...
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Sodium hydroxide solution, 30 g per 100 ml, ammonia free...
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Indicator solutions: Mixed indicator: (4.9.1) Solution A: dissolve 1 g...
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Qualifications of agricultural analysts and deputy agricultural analysts
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Distillation apparatus consisting of a round-bottomed flask of suitable capacity...
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Rotary shaker, 35 to 40 turns per minute.
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Rotary shaker, 35 – 40 turns per minute.
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Rotary shaker, 35 – 40 turns per minute.
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pH meter.
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Laboratory oven.
s.006
Application of the methods of analysis
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Carry out two individual determinations in quick succession on separate...
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Remove particles smaller than 0.5 mm using the test sieve...
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Filter the entire contents of the beaker through the funnel...
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Lay two sheets of filter paper (5.5) (about 500 ×...
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s.6.5
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s.6.6
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s.6.7
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s.6.8
s.007
Form of certificate of analysis
s.007
Extraction Weigh to the nearest 0.001 g, 5 g of...
s.007
Determination Determine the phosphorus using Method 10 on an aliquot...
s.007
Preparation of the solution to be analysed. Add approximately 50...
s.007
Preparation of blank solution. Prepare a blank solution by repeating...
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Preparation of calibration solutions. By diluting the standard solution (4.3)...
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Measurement. Set up the spectrometer (5.1) at a wavelength of...
s.008
Modification of the Agriculture Act 1970
s.008
In certain cases, a difference may be found between the...
s.008
Before each analysis, check that the apparatus is working properly...
s.009
Revocations
Schedules
Schedules
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s.sch001
Apparatus designed to divide the sample into approximately equal parts...
s.sch001
A sample taken in accordance with the methods described below...
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An inspector who intends to take a sample in accordance...
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The sampling apparatus shall be made of materials which cannot...
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In the case of a sampling spear its dimensions shall...
s.sch001
Notwithstanding the provisions of these Regulations, a sampling spear shall...
s.sch001
Mechanical apparatus may be used for the sampling of moving...
s.sch002
The stoichiometric EDTA-metal ratio in the complexometric analyses is always...
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Complexometric indicators are often sensitive to air. The solution may...
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The metal-indicator complexes are often relatively stable and it may...
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The colour change of the indicator must not be observed...
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This analysis requires a certain amount of experience. The task...
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If an EDTA solution of guaranteed strength is used (Titrisol,...
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The solutions containing potassium cyanide must not be poured down...
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Solid fertilisers: the preparation of a final sample received at...
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Fluid fertilisers: the final sample is mixed by shaking to...
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Catalyst mixture: 1,000 g potassium sulfate and 50 g copper...
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Indicator solutions: (3.12.1) Mixed indicator: mix 50 ml of 2...
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pH indicator paper, wide range.
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Indicator solutions: (4.29.1) Mixed indicator solution: Solution A: dissolve 1...
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Indicator papers: Litmus, bromothymol blue (or other papers sensitive in...
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Ethanol or methanol: solution 95%.
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Sintered glass crucibles, diameter of pores 5 to 15 microns....
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Schedule 2 para.7.7
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Schedule 2 para.7.8
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Titration in the presence of calcein or of calcon carbonic...
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WARNING
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TABLE FOR METHOD 2
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WARNING
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