Enabling durable circular reuse of sulfur in asphalt by revealing the mechanisms of photochemical and moisture-driven degradation
Authors:
- Saghar Parikhah ZarmehrSZSaghar Parikhah Zarmehr
- Farideh PahlavanFPFarideh Pahlavan
- Mohammadjavad KazemiMKMohammadjavad Kazemi
- Anthony LamannaALAnthony Lamanna
- Elham H. FiniEFElham H. Fini
- 3 April 2026
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry
- Vol. 161, 758-765
Abstract
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- Arizona State University
- PENTA Building Group
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