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Studying the stability of Solvent Red 19 and 23 as excise duty components under the influence of controlled factors
Joanna OrzelMichal DaszykowskiPiotr MłynarzIvana StanimirovaD. PrukalaA. Poliwodasubject
Excise dutyMaterials sciencePhotofading020209 energyGeneral Chemical EngineeringLightfastnessFraudAnalytical chemistryEnergy Engineering and Power TechnologyDominant factor02 engineering and technologySelf-sensibilisationStability (probability)SolventFuel launderingFuel Technology020401 chemical engineeringFuel counterfeiting0202 electrical engineering electronic engineering information engineeringChemical stabilityIrradiation0204 chemical engineeringFadePhotodegradationdescription
Abstract In this study, we examine the chemical stability of two disazo dyes, namely Solvent Red 19 and 23 (SR 19 and SR 23), under simulated conditions. Both dyes are considered to be chemically stable under normal exploitation conditions and therefore, are used extensively as excise duty components that enable a rapid visual verification of the tax levels that were imposed on fuel products as well as identifying fuel usage. However, the results from this study confirmed that the colour of the samples that had been fortified with either SR 19 or SR 23 fades under the influence of external conditions such as UV-A irradiation and temperature over time. The UV-A irradiation was the dominant factor that was responsible for the colour of the samples to fade in two designed experiments that were carried out independently for two model systems. The analysis of the UV/Vis and fluorescence spectra as well as the interpretation of the changes that were observed in the chromatographic profiles provided substantial evidence that the colour fading was caused by the photodegradation of the disazo dyes, which also occurs in non-polar media including fuel products. SR 19 is more stable than SR 23.
| year | journal | country | edition | language |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2020-09-01 |