Structure parameter analyses of asphalt fractions by a modified mathematical approach

Kiet, Huynh Hon; Malhotra, S. L.; Blanchard, L. P.

doi:10.1021/ac50030a051

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Structure parameter analyses of asphalt fractions by a modified mathematical approach

Abstract: A modified mathematical approach has been developed and applied to the asphalt model proposed by Haley. Various structure parameters have likewise been derived using analytical data obtained by element analyses, nuclear magnetic resonance

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