Method for detecting a marker dye in aged petroleum distillate f

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436 60, 436178, 44312, G01N 3508

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ABSTRACT:
Aged and/or colored diesel fuels and similar petroleum distillates may be analyzed for the presence of an anthraquinone marker dye such as DuPont Chemicals Oil Blue B Liquid dye by passing a sample of the fuel through an unbonded silica solid phase extraction column which retains the color-forming agents on the column and which will provide for visual detection of the substantially nonretained marker dye in the column. A sufficiently nonpolar elution solvent such as dichloromethane or toluene may be passed through the column to elute the marker dye without removing the color-forming agents from the column. The solvent may be spectrophotometrically analyzed to detect presence of the dye.

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