LCS Laboratory Inc. provides precise boiling point (BP) testing following the OECD 103 method, ensuring accurate data essential for SDS (Safety Data Sheet) preparation. As a crucial physical property of any liquid, the boiling point is defined as the temperature at which a liquid’s vapour pressure equals the surrounding pressure. For products that must meet regulatory standards, knowing the true BP is critical for safety and compliance. Initial Boiling Point in combination with Flash Point is also used for evaluation of the flammability of liquids.
While scientific literature often lists boiling points for pure substances, the challenge arises when working with complex mixtures containing multiple volatile components. For instance, mixtures of acetone, water, and glycerol can have a wide BP range, anywhere from 56°C to 290ºC, making it nearly impossible to determine an accurate boiling point from the properties of reference materials alone.
At LCS Laboratory, we measure the Initial Boiling Points of both pure substances and complex solutions, offering reliable results for even the most challenging mixtures. Utilizing the OECD 103 method, we deliver data our clients can depend on to meet industry standards and regulatory requirements.
In addition to boiling point testing, we provide a comprehensive range of chemical property tests required for SDS preparation, all designed to meet industrial hygiene and safety needs.
For detailed pricing, please refer to our price list, or reach out via email for a no-obligation quote tailored to your requirements. Let LCS Laboratory help ensure your SDS is accurate and compliant – contact us today.
