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Self-Declaration of Conformity with Product Standards Based on JIS Q 1000 (Attachment) 1/32 Self-declaration of conformity with product standards based on JIS Q 1000 (Attachment) No. Products subject to declaration Relevant JIS Cat. No. Grade Product Name Package JISNo. Standard name Effective date 1 01004-01 Extra pure Acetaldehyde 500mL JIS K 8030 Acetaldehyde (Reagent) 20 Apr, 2010 Guaranteed 2 01021-00 Acetic acid 500mL JIS K 8355 Acetic acid (Reagent) 20 Apr, 2006 reagent GR 3 01021-02 Acetic acid 500mL JIS K 8355 Acetic acid (Reagent) 20 Apr, 2006 (for medicine analysis) Guaranteed 4 01021-70 Acetic acid 3L JIS K 8355 Acetic acid (Reagent) 20 Apr, 2006 reagent Guaranteed 5 01021-80 Acetic acid 20kg JIS K 8355 Acetic acid (Reagent) 20 Apr, 2006 reagent Guaranteed 6 01022-00 Acetic anhydride 500mL JIS K 8886 Acetic anhydride (Reagent) 20 Mar, 2008 reagent GR 7 01022-02 Acetic anhydride 500mL JIS K 8886 Acetic anhydride (Reagent) 20 Mar, 2008 (for medicine analysis) Guaranteed 8 01022-70 Acetic anhydride 3L JIS K 8886 Acetic anhydride (Reagent) 20 Mar, 2008 reagent Guaranteed 9 01026-00 Acetone 500mL JIS K 8034 Acetone (Reagent) 20 Apr, 2006 reagent GR 10 01026-02 Acetone 500mL JIS K 8034 Acetone (Reagent) 20 Apr, 2006 (for medicine analysis) Guaranteed 11 01026-70 Acetone 3L JIS K 8034 Acetone (Reagent) 20 Apr, 2006 reagent Guaranteed 12 01026-80 Acetone 14kg JIS K 8034 Acetone (Reagent) 20 Apr, 2006 reagent Guaranteed 13 01026-87 Acetone 7kg JIS K 8034 Acetone (Reagent) 20 Apr, 2006 reagent Guaranteed 14 01031-00 Acetonitrile 500mL JIS K 8032 Acetonitrile (Reagent) 21 Mar, 2013 reagent Guaranteed 15 01031-70 Acetonitrile 3L JIS K 8032 Acetonitrile (Reagent) 21 Mar, 2013 reagent Guaranteed 16 01031-80 Acetonitrile 14kg JIS K 8032 Acetonitrile (Reagent) 21 Mar, 2013 reagent Guaranteed 17 01040-00 Acetylacetone 500mL JIS K 8027 Acetylacetone (Reagent) 20 Feb, 2020 reagent Guaranteed 18 01040-30 Acetylacetone 25mL JIS K 8027 Acetylacetone (Reagent) 20 Feb, 2020 reagent Guaranteed 19 01040-70 Acetylacetone 3L JIS K 8027 Acetylacetone (Reagent) 20 Feb, 2020 reagent Guaranteed 1,1,2,2­Tetrachloroethane 20 01051-00 1,1,2,2­Tetrachloroethane 500mL JIS K 9520 21 Mar, 2013 reagent (Reagent) Guaranteed 21 01101-30 L­Alanine 25g JIS K 9101 L­Alanine (Reagent) 20 Mar, 2014 reagent Guaranteed 22 01101-60 L­Alanine 1g JIS K 9101 L­Alanine (Reagent) 20 Mar, 2014 reagent Guaranteed 23 01113-30 Alizarin red S 25g JIS K 8057 Alizarin red S (Reagent) 20 Mar, 2014 reagent Guaranteed Aluminium(III) chloride Aluminium(III) chloride 24 01155-00 500g JIS K 8114 22 Mar, 2016 reagent hexahydrate hexahydrate (Reagent) Guaranteed Aluminium(III) chloride Aluminium(III) chloride 25 01155-30 25g JIS K 8114 22 Mar, 2016 reagent hexahydrate hexahydrate (Reagent) Guaranteed Aluminium(III) chloride Aluminium(III) chloride 26 01155-80 15kg JIS K 8114 22 Mar, 2016 reagent hexahydrate hexahydrate (Reagent) Guaranteed Aluminium nitrate Aluminium nitrate 27 01170-00 500g JIS K 8544 23 Mar, 2020 reagent nonahydrate nonahydrate (Reagent) Guaranteed Aluminium nitrate Aluminium nitrate 28 01170-30 25g JIS K 8544 23 Mar, 2020 reagent nonahydrate nonahydrate (Reagent) KANTO CHEMICAL CO.,INC. [April 1st, 2021] 2/32 No. Products subject to declaration Relevant JIS Cat. No. Grade Product Name Package JISNo. Standard name Effective date Guaranteed Aluminium potassium Aluminium potassium sulfate 29 01181-00 500g JIS K 8255 20 Apr, 2010 reagent sulfate 12­water 12­water (Reagent) Guaranteed Aluminium potassium Aluminium potassium sulfate 30 01181-30 25g JIS K 8255 20 Apr, 2010 reagent sulfate 12­water 12­water (Reagent) Guaranteed 31 01194-00 Glycine 500g JIS K 8291 Glycine (Reagent) 20 Mar, 2015 reagent Guaranteed 32 01194-30 Glycine 25g JIS K 8291 Glycine (Reagent) 20 Mar, 2015 reagent Guaranteed 33 01194-80 Glycine 10kg JIS K 8291 Glycine (Reagent) 20 Mar, 2015 reagent Guaranteed 4­Aminoantipyrine 34 01200-00 4­Aminoantipyrine 500g JIS K 8048 20 Apr, 2010 reagent (Reagent) Guaranteed 4­Aminoantipyrine 35 01200-30 4­Aminoantipyrine 25g JIS K 8048 20 Apr, 2010 reagent (Reagent) Guaranteed 1­Amino­2­naphthol­4 1­Amino­2­naphthol­ 36 01234-30 25g JIS K 8050 20 Feb, 2019 reagent ­sulfonic acid 4­sulfonic acid (Reagent) Guaranteed 37 01266-00 Ammonia solution 500mL JIS K 8085 Ammonia solution (Reagent) 20 Apr, 2006 reagent GR 38 01266-02 Ammonia solution 500mL JIS K 8085 Ammonia solution (Reagent) 20 Apr, 2006 (for medicine analysis) Guaranteed 39 01266-80 Ammonia solution 18kg JIS K 8085 Ammonia solution (Reagent) 20 Apr, 2006 reagent Guaranteed 40 01266-86 Ammonia solution 5L JIS K 8085 Ammonia solution (Reagent) 20 Apr, 2006 reagent Guaranteed Ammonium acetate 41 01268-00 Ammonium acetate 500g JIS K 8359 20 Apr, 2006 reagent (Reagent) Guaranteed Ammonium acetate 42 01268-30 Ammonium acetate 25g JIS K 8359 20 Apr, 2006 reagent (Reagent) Guaranteed Ammonium acetate 43 01268-80 Ammonium acetate 20kg JIS K 8359 20 Apr, 2006 reagent (Reagent) Guaranteed 44 01272-30 Aluminon 25g JIS K 8011 Aluminon (Reagent) 20 Apr, 2010 reagent Guaranteed Ammonium hydrogen Ammonium hydrogen 45 01275-00 500g JIS K 8817 20 Mar, 2014 reagent fluoride fluoride (Reagent) Guaranteed Ammonium hydrogen Ammonium hydrogen 46 01275-30 25g JIS K 8817 20 Mar, 2014 reagent fluoride fluoride (Reagent) Guaranteed Ammonium carbonate 47 01286-00 Ammonium carbonate 500g JIS K 8613 20 Mar, 2015 reagent (Reagent) Guaranteed Ammonium carbonate 48 01286-30 Ammonium carbonate 25g JIS K 8613 20 Mar, 2015 reagent (Reagent) Guaranteed Ammonium carbonate 49 01286-80 Ammonium carbonate 10kg JIS K 8613 20 Mar, 2015 reagent (Reagent) Guaranteed Ammonium chloride 50 01287-00 Ammonium chloride 500g JIS K 8116 20 Apr, 2006 reagent (Reagent) Guaranteed Ammonium chloride 51 01287-30 Ammonium chloride 25g JIS K 8116 20 Apr, 2006 reagent (Reagent) Guaranteed Ammonium chloride 52 01287-80 Ammonium chloride 20kg JIS K 8116 20 Apr, 2006 reagent (Reagent) Guaranteed Diammonium hydrogen Diammonium hydrogen 53 01289-00 500g JIS K 8284 22 Mar, 2011 reagent citrate citrate (Reagent) GR Diammonium hydrogen Diammonium hydrogen 54 01289-02 500g JIS K 8284 22 Mar, 2011 (for medicine analysis) citrate citrate (Reagent) Guaranteed Diammonium hydrogen Diammonium hydrogen 55 01289-30 25g JIS K 8284 22 Mar, 2011 reagent citrate citrate (Reagent) Guaranteed Diammonium hydrogen Diammonium hydrogen 56 01289-80 10kg JIS K 8284 22 Mar, 2011 reagent citrate citrate (Reagent) KANTO CHEMICAL CO.,INC. [April 1st, 2021] 3/32 No. Products subject to declaration Relevant JIS Cat. No. Grade Product Name Package JISNo. Standard name Effective date Guaranteed Ammonium Molybdate Ammonium Molybdate Tetrahydrate 57 01301-00 500g JIS K 8905 20 Feb, 2019 reagent Tetrahydrate (Reagent) Guaranteed Ammonium Molybdate Ammonium Molybdate Tetrahydrate 58 01301-20 100g JIS K 8905 20 Feb, 2019 reagent Tetrahydrate (Reagent) Guaranteed Ammonium Molybdate Ammonium Molybdate Tetrahydrate 59 01301-30 25g JIS K 8905 20 Feb, 2019 reagent Tetrahydrate (Reagent) Guaranteed Ammonium Molybdate Ammonium Molybdate Tetrahydrate 60 01302-00 500g JIS K 8905 20 Feb, 2019 reagent Tetrahydrate,Powder (Reagent) Guaranteed Ammonium nitrate 61 01303-00 Ammonium nitrate 500g JIS K 8545 20 Jan, 2007 reagent (Reagent) Guaranteed Ammonium nitrate 62 01303-30 Ammonium nitrate 25g JIS K 8545 20 Jan, 2007 reagent (Reagent) Guaranteed Ammonium nitrate 63 01303-80 Ammonium nitrate 20kg JIS K 8545 20 Jan, 2007 reagent (Reagent) Guaranteed Ammonium oxalate Ammonium oxalate 64 01304-00 500g JIS K 8521 22 Mar, 2016 reagent monohydrate monohydrate (Reagent) Guaranteed Ammonium oxalate Ammonium oxalate 65 01304-30 25g JIS K 8521 22 Mar, 2016 reagent monohydrate monohydrate (Reagent) Guaranteed Ammonium oxalate Ammonium oxalate 66 01304-80 15kg JIS K 8521 22 Mar, 2016 reagent monohydrate monohydrate (Reagent) Guaranteed Ammonium peroxodisulfate 67 01307-00 Ammonium peroxodisulfate 500g JIS K 8252 20 Apr, 2010 reagent (Reagent) Guaranteed Ammonium peroxodisulfate 68 01307-30 Ammonium peroxodisulfate 25g JIS K 8252 20 Apr, 2010 reagent (Reagent) Guaranteed Ammonium peroxodisulfate 69 01307-80 Ammonium peroxodisulfate 20kg JIS K 8252 20 Apr, 2010 reagent (Reagent) Guaranteed Diammonium Diammonium 70 01308-00 500g JIS K 9016 21 Mar, 2012 reagent hydrogenphosphate hydrogenphosphate (Reagent) Guaranteed Diammonium Diammonium 71 01308-30 25g JIS K 9016 21 Mar, 2012 reagent hydrogenphosphate hydrogenphosphate (Reagent) Guaranteed Ammonium Ammonium dihydrogenphosphate 72 01309-00 500g JIS K 9006 21 Mar, 2012 reagent dihydrogenphosphate (Reagent) Guaranteed Ammonium Ammonium dihydrogenphosphate 73 01309-30 25g JIS K 9006 21 Mar, 2012 reagent dihydrogenphosphate (Reagent) Guaranteed Ammonium Ammonium dihydrogenphosphate 74 01309-80 15kg JIS K 9006 21 Mar, 2012 reagent dihydrogenphosphate (Reagent) Guaranteed Ammonium amidosulfate 75 01320-00 Ammonium amidosulfate 500g JIS K 8588 22 Mar, 2011 reagent (Reagent) Guaranteed Ammonium amidosulfate 76 01320-20 Ammonium amidosulfate 100g JIS K 8588 22 Mar, 2011 reagent (Reagent) Guaranteed Ammonium amidosulfate 77 01320-30 Ammonium amidosulfate 25g JIS K 8588 22 Mar, 2011 reagent (Reagent) Guaranteed Ammonium sulfate 78 01322-00 Ammonium sulfate 500g JIS K 8960 20 Mar, 2008 reagent (Reagent) Guaranteed Ammonium sulfate 79 01322-30 Ammonium sulfate 25g JIS K 8960 20 Mar, 2008 reagent (Reagent) Guaranteed Ammonium sulfate 80 01322-80 Ammonium sulfate 25kg JIS K 8960 20 Mar, 2008 reagent (Reagent) Ammonium sulfide solution, Ammonium sulfide solution 81 01323-01 Extra pure 500mL JIS K 8943 21 Mar, 2012 Colorless (Reagent) Ammonium sulfide solution, Ammonium sulfide
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