Pyrolytic Reactions of Asphaltic Materials

Ariet, Mario; Schweyer, H. E.

doi:10.1021/i360015a016

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Pyrolysis Of Asphaltic Bitumens1

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“…A plot of the yields of cyclanes against the yields of normal and isoparaffins, C< to Cm (Figure 4), is one suitable way to characterize the bitumens. If we assume good road bitumens (1,2, and 6 to 9) to be "normal," then the West European residue (No. 5) appears to be highly paraffinic, whereas bitumen 3 and coal tar pitch (No.…”

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Constitution of Asphaltic Bitumen. Characterization of Bitumens by a Combination of Pyrolysis, Hydrogenation, and Gas-Liquid Chromatography

Knotnerus¹

1967

I&EC Product Research and Development

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The pyrolysis, hydrogenation, and gas-liquid chromatography techniques were applied to bitumens and bitumen constituents in order to enlarge our knowledge of their chemical constitution. The pyrograms could be satisfactorily interpreted on the basis of data obtained with model compounds. Bitumens can be rapidly characterized as to their cyclic or paraffinic nature by the chemical constitution of their pyrolyzates.

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