Formaldehyde Test method For Textile

There are several test methods for measuring the formaldehyde content in textiles, including:

1. ASTM D5511: This is a standard test method for determining the formaldehyde content of textiles using the hydrolysis of urea.
2. ISO 14184-1: This international standard describes a method for the determination of free and hydrolyzed formaldehyde in textile products.
3. AATCC 112: This test method is used to determine the formaldehyde content of textiles using the hydrolysis of urea.
4. EN ISO 14184-2: This method determine the formaldehyde content of textiles by the peroxide method.
5. JIS L1909: This method determine the formaldehyde content of textiles by the peroxide method.

It is important to note that these test methods may vary in their levels of sensitivity and specificity, and the choice of method will depend on the particular application and the level of formaldehyde present in the textile. It is also important to ensure that the laboratory performing the test is properly accredited and experienced in performing these types of analyses.