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Section sec_1 0 Section sec_2 0 Section sec_3 0 Section sec_4 0 Section sec_5 0 Section sec_5.1 0 Section sec_5.2 0 Section sec_5.3 0 Section sec_5.4 0 Section sec_5.5 0 Section sec_5.6 0 Section sec_6 0 Section sec_6.1 0 Section sec_6.2 0 Section sec_6.3 0 Section sec_6.4 0 Section sec_6.4.1 0 Section sec_6.4.2 0 Section sec_6.5 0 Section sec_7 0 Section sec_8 0 Reference ref_1 0 Foreword 0 Introduction 0 1 Scope 0 2 Normative references 0 3 Principle 0 4 Reagents 0 5 Apparatus 0 6 Procedure 0 6.1 General 0 6.2 Test portion 0 6.3 Blank test 0 6.4 Standardization of Karl Fischer reagent 0 6.5 Determination 0 7 Expression of results 0 8 Test report 0 Bibliography 0
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