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Molecular structure evolution of asphaltite-modified bitumens during ageing; Comparisons with equivalent petroleum bitumens

Author:

Andrea Themeli,Emmanuel Chailleux,Fabienne Farcas,Cyrille Chazallon,Bernard Migault,Nadège Buisson

Publication:

International Journal of Pavement Research and Technology

Publisher:

Elsevier

Date:

January 2017

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