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AS 4029.3: 03/15/1993 Stationary batteries – Lead-acid, Part 3: Pure lead positive pasted plate type
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AS 4030.1: 01/01/1992 Methods for the analysis of lead sulfide concentrates, Part 1: Determination of lead content – Acid dissolution solvent extraction EDTA titration method
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AS 4030.1: 01/04/2002 Lead sulfide concentrates – Chemical analysis, Part 1: Determination of lead content – EDTA titration method after acid digestion
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AS 4030.2: 08/05/1996 Methods for the analysis of lead sulfide concentrates, Part 2: Determination of lead content – Back titration of EDTA after precipitation of lead sulfate
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AS 4030.3: 01/01/2002 Lead sulfide concentrates – Chemical analysis, Part 3: Determination of silver and gold contents – Fire assay and flame atomic absorption method using scorification or cupellation
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AS 4031: 01/01/1992 Non-reusable containers for the collection of sharp medical items used in health care areas
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AS 4032: 01/01/1992 Thermostatic mixing valves – Materials, design and performance requirements
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AS 4032: 01/01/1998 Thermostatic mixing valves – Materials, design and performance requirements
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AS 4032: 09/05/1995 Thermostatic mixing valves – Materials, design and performance requirements
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AS 4032.1: 01/01/2002 Water supply – Valves for the control of hot water supply temperatures, Part 1: Thermostatic mixing valves – Materials design and performance requirements
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AS 4032.1: 01/28/2005 Water supply – Valves for the control of heated water supply temperatures, Part 1: Thermostatic mixing valves – Materials design and performance requirements
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AS 4032.1: 11/01/2024 Water supply – Valves for the control of heated water supply temperatures, Part 1: Thermostatic mixing valves – Materials design and performance requirements