Form of petroleum, primarily used in road construction.
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Thus petroleum may separate from the gas as asphaltum separates from petroleum.
2
Cobblestones were left behind; the large wheels skimmed the fair asphaltum.
3
The grade of the oil was 22 Baume gravity with an asphaltum base.
4
For some distance round the column is laid the asphaltum pavement.
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The addition of natural asphaltum doubtless caused the name of "asphaltum roofing paper."
6
From Trinidad is obtained the asphaltum, or natural tar, that is used for street paving.
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What is the effect of coal tar or asphaltum applied to the bark of trees?
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The asphaltum and sand contained in the oil.
9
The demijohn in which she carried water was made out of rushes and stopped with asphaltum.
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The exposed part of the trough was filled with an indiscriminate mixture of sand and asphaltum.
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Would asphaltum do to use an sunburned bark?
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Coal, iron ore, and asphaltum are abundant.
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All seams on the inside should be painted with asphaltum in order to cover any particles of solder.
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When etched to the desired depth, remove the piece and with an old knife' scrape off the asphaltum.
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Just in this county are found gold, silver, copper, asphaltum, bituminous rock, gypsum, quicksilver, natural gas, and petroleum.
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And I have left the bones of my transient carcasses in pond bottoms, and glacial gravels, and asphaltum lakes.