Fig. 1. Procedure of the urea solution analysis by heating process.
Fig. 2. Procedure of the urea solution analysis by storage experiment.
Fig. 1. Results of refractive index and density analysis according to heating time.
Fig. 2. Results of biuret analysis according to heating time
Fig. 3. Samples after biuret analysis according to heating time
Fig. 4. Results of urea content analysis according to heating time.
Fig. 5. Comparison of urea and biuret contents according to heating time.
Fig. 6. Comparison of urea content and refractive index according to heating time.
Fig. 7. Results of refractive index analysis according to product container and temperature variation.
Fig. 8. Results of density analysis according to product container and temperature variation.
Fig. 9. Results of density analysis according to product container and temperature variation.
Fig. 10. Results of urea content analysis according to product container and temperature variation.
Table 1. Criteria of aqueous urea solution at Clean Air Conservation Act in Korea
Table 2. Test methods and equipment criteria for analyzing the urea solution
Table 3. Results of the urea solution analysis for using the automotive diesel vehicle
Table 4. Results of refractive index and density analysis according to heating time
Table 5. Results of biuret and urea contents analysis according to heating time
Table 6. Physical/chemical properties of urea and biuret
Table 7. Results of refractive index analysis according to product container and temperature variation
Table 8. Results of density analysis according to product container and temperature variation
Table 9. Results of biuret analysis according to product container and temperature variation
Table 10. Results of urea contents according to product container and temperature variation
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