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Asphaltite (also
known as uintahite,
asphaltum,
gilsonite or oil sands) is a
naturally occurring soluble solid hydrocarbon, a form of
asphalt (or bitumen)...
- car
racing using cars
designed for
asphalt surfaces Asphaltum,
Indiana Shilajit or
black asphaltum, an organic-based clay This
disambiguation page lists...
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substance is
classed as a pitch.
Prior to the 20th century, the term
asphaltum was in
general use. The word
derives from the
Ancient Gr**** word ἄσφαλτος...
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Asphaltum was an
unincorporated community in
Gillam Township,
Jasper County, Indiana.
Asphaltum is
located at 41°06′01″N 86°59′53″W / 41.10028°N 86...
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formed around a
group of tar pits
where natural asphalt (also
called asphaltum, bitumen, or pitch; brea in Spanish) has
seeped up from the
ground for...
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generated by
combustion causes the
burning asphaltum to melt and flow.
European Americans began mining this
asphaltum in the 1860s, but
attempts to burn it...
- corrosion-resistant
coating for iron, he
developed a
recipe that
included asphaltum,
linseed oil and
burnt umber. Once
applied to
metal and
heated the coating...
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physician and Gr****
teacher Eirini d'Eyrinys (or
Eirini d'Eirinis)
discovered asphaltum at Val-de-Travers, Neuchâtel. He
established a
bitumen mine (de la Presta)...
- both
watercolour and oil paints. Today, the
pigment is made by
combining asphaltum-like
black with iron oxide. This
replicates the
colour of the original...
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before any
biting occurs) an acid-resistant "stop out" (also
called an
asphaltum or hard ground) if they
intend to keep any
areas totally white and free...
