TIANFU-CHEM ASPHALTUM 8052-42-4 CAS NO.8052-42-4

Product Details

asphaltum basic information

product name:	asphaltum
synonyms:	asphaltum;asphalt;bitumen;gilsonite;asphalt(cut);asphalt,liquidmedium-curing;asphalt,liquidrapid-curing;asphalt,liquidslow-curing
cas:	8052-42-4
mf:
mw:	0
einecs:	232-490-9
product categories:	industrial/fine chemicals;uvcbs-organic
mol file:	mol file

asphaltum chemical properties

density

1.15~1.25

safety information

msds information

asphaltum usage and synthesis

general description	dark liquid. a mixture of heavy hydrocarbon residues including saturated and unsaturated hydrocarbons and aromatic hydrocarbons (reactive groups 16, 28, and 29). depending on the blend includes various heterocyclic hydrocarbons containing sulfur and nitrogen.
air & water reactions	insoluble in water.
reactivity profile	asphalt burns readily when heated or ignited in the presence of air or oxygen. may be incompatible with strong oxidizing agents like nitric acid. charring may occur followed by ignition. mostly unreactive in other settings. not affected by aqueous solutions of acids, alkalis, most oxidizing agents, and most reducing agents.
fire hazard	flash point data for asphaltum are not available; however asphaltum is probably combustible.

asphaltum preparation products and raw materials

asphaltum basic information

product name:	asphaltum
synonyms:	asphaltum;asphalt;bitumen;gilsonite;asphalt(cut);asphalt,liquidmedium-curing;asphalt,liquidrapid-curing;asphalt,liquidslow-curing
cas:	8052-42-4
mf:
mw:	0
einecs:	232-490-9
product categories:	industrial/fine chemicals;uvcbs-organic
mol file:	mol file

asphaltum chemical properties

density

1.15~1.25

safety information

msds information

asphaltum usage and synthesis

general description	dark liquid. a mixture of heavy hydrocarbon residues including saturated and unsaturated hydrocarbons and aromatic hydrocarbons (reactive groups 16, 28, and 29). depending on the blend includes various heterocyclic hydrocarbons containing sulfur and nitrogen.
air & water reactions	insoluble in water.
reactivity profile	asphalt burns readily when heated or ignited in the presence of air or oxygen. may be incompatible with strong oxidizing agents like nitric acid. charring may occur followed by ignition. mostly unreactive in other settings. not affected by aqueous solutions of acids, alkalis, most oxidizing agents, and most reducing agents.
fire hazard	flash point data for asphaltum are not available; however asphaltum is probably combustible.