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bitumen
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vorm van petroleum, voornamelijk gebruikt in wegenbouw
Bitumen is a thick, sticky substance derived from crude oil that is commonly used to bind materials together in asphalt for roads and other construction projects. It's an important material in modern infrastructure because of its ability to hold road surfaces together while remaining flexible enough to withstand temperature changes and traffic wear.
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- Subclass of
- petroleum product
- Material used
- rock asphalt
- Image
- McKittrick Tar Seep North of Highway 58.jpg
- Has use
- building material
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- produced by
- petroleum
- Commons category
- Bitumen
- described by source
- Encyclopædia Britannica 11th edition
- different from
- tar
- on focus list of Wikimedia project
- Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
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Article · Nederlands
Bitumen is een viskeus vloeibaar mengsel van verschillende koolwaterstoffen die voorkomen in ruwe aardolie. Na fractionele destillatie kan het mengsel gescheiden worden van de andere bestanddelen van aardolie zoals nafta, benzine of diesel en blijft het als zwaarste bestanddeel achter. Het kan ook in de natuur zelf gevormd worden, zonder tussenkomst van de mens.
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