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catrame

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Also known as tars

liquido dall'aspetto di liquido molto viscoso

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Tar is a dark, thick liquid made up of hydrocarbons and carbon that's produced by heating carbon-rich materials like coal, wood, and peat in a process called destructive distillation. It has been historically important as a useful material derived from various organic sources, and can even be made from unexpected materials like corn stalks using heat.

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Vinony's link graph records 684 inbound references to catrame, and connects out to Russia, Finland and United Kingdom.

It sits within the topics Arab inventions, Chemical mixtures and Materials.

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Subclass of
conglomerante
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Corn Stover Tar from Pyrolysis by Microwave Heating.jpg
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fabrication method
destructive distillation
Commons category
Tar
different from
goudron
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Article · Italiano

Il termine catrame, da non confondere con il bitume, può indicare almeno due differenti prodotti, dall'aspetto di liquido molto viscoso e scuro, di composizione variabile, ma principalmente costituiti da composti organici ad alta massa molecolare, e basso livello di ossidazione.

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