Study of the electro-chemical reactions in an aggregate-asphalt system research project HPR 1(2):item R-8
Subtitle: final report
By: by Montana Highway Department, Materials Division ; compiled by Robert P. Wellman ; sponsored by Montana Highway Commission in cooperation with U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Contributors: Montana. Highway Department. Materials Division; Montana. State Highway Commission; United States. Bureau of Public Roads
Publisher: The Division?
Published: 1966
Place of publication: Helena, Mont
Language: eng
Number of pages: 274
Subjects: Asphalt; Testing; Research; Asphalt Pavements; Adhesion; Electrochemical processes; Infrared spectroscopy
Other titles: Electro-chemical aggregate-asphalt research project.
Description: Studies relating to asphalt composition and to the adhesion of asphalt to aggregate is summarized. The studies were designed to develop an adhesion theory based on hydrogen bonding and related phenomena, such as viscosity, free energy of activation and dielectric properties, and to explain the mechanism involved in adhesion and stripping in asphalt-aggregate systems. A quantitative method was developed for additives in asphalts using infra-red spectra.
Notes: Cover title.

At head of title: Electro-chemical aggregate-asphalt research project.

"October 1966."

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Asphalt studies: Hydrogen bonding; title: Ingrared [i.e. Infrared?] studies of asphalt; title: The Traxler-Schweyer separation method.