Asphalt

Product Description

Product	Asphalt
CAS	8052-42-4
Formula	Unspecified
Synonym	Asphalt, liquid rapid-curing, Dacholeum, Asphalt, Mineral pitch Petroleum asphalt, Superlist Names Asphalt, Flinkote, Judean pitch, Asphalt (cut), Road asphalt Road tar, EC 232-490-9, Caswell No. 062, Mineral pitch, Road tar, Caswell No. 106, Road asphalt, Asphalt (petroleum), EINECS 232-490-9, Asphalt (cutback), Asphaltum, Bitumens, asphalt, Asphalt [Bitumens], HSDB 5075, Asphalt (Bitumen)fume as benzene-soluble aerosol, Asphalt fumes, EPA Pesticide Chemical Code 022001, Asphalt, petroleum, Asphaltic bitumen, Asphalt cements, Petroleum pitch, Asphalt, at or above its flashpoint, Bituminous materials, asphalt, Asphalt, liquid medium-curing, NA1999, Trinidad pitch, CCRIS 9377, Bitumen, Petroleum refining residues, asphalts, EPA Pesticide Chemical Code 022002, Petroleum bitumen, Systematic Name Asphalt, Petroleum asphalt, Asphalt, liquid slow-curing, Asphalt, at or above its flashpoint [NA1999] [Flammable liquid], Mineral rubber (VAN), Petroleum roofing tar

Notes	Asphalt is a Complex combination of high m.w. org. compds. contg. relatively high proportion of predominantly C25+ hydrocarbons with high carbontohydrogen ratios, and sm. amts. of various metals, e.g., Ni, Fe, Va Asphalt uses and applications include: Paving and road-coating; roofing; sealing and joint filling; special paints; adhesive in electrical laminates and hot-melt compositions; diluent in low-grade rubber products; fluid loss control in hydraulic fracturing of oil wells; medium for radioactive waste disposal; pipeline and underground cable coating; rust-preventative hot-dip coatings; base for synthetic turf; water-retaining barrier for sandy soils; supporter of rapid bacterial growth; in food packaging adhesives; in internal sizing for paperpaperboard in contact with aqueousfatty foods
Class	Specialty Chemicals
Industry	Adhesives, Rubber, Hydraulic Fracturing

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