To ensure high-precision results, the standard dictates rigid rules for handling samples: The sample volume must be at least

is a legacy interstate standard that established the fundamental methods for determining the taste, odor, color, and turbidity of drinking water. Introduced in 1975 to replace the older GOST 3351-46, this document became the backbone of water quality control in laboratory practice across the post-Soviet space.

Below is an overview article discussing the significance and application of this interstate standard.

Detailed photometric methods to determine the transparency and hue of the water using a platinum-cobalt scale.

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