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Oxidized bitumen is produced by blowing air through bitumen at high temperatures. This process changes the chemical structure, enhancing its properties such as increased viscosity, higher softening point, and improved resistance to water and chemicals. Due to these enhanced properties, oxidized bitumen is widely used in various industries, including roofing, waterproofing, and road construction.
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