"goudron" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1887, Institution of Civil Engineers of Ireland, Transactions, volume 17, page 213:",
          "text": "The manner of laying down the asphalt is as follows : -A fire is first lighted under the boiler, then the goudron is put in.",
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          "ref": "1900, Society of Chemical Industry (Great Britain), Journal of the Society of Chemical Industry, page 652:",
          "text": "About 50 kilos of goudron from Romany oil were carefully cracked at about 400 °C., partly with steam an partly without. In the latter case, dark paraffin wax was obtained from the higher fractions, […]",
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          "ref": "1902, The Petroleum Review, with which is Incorporated \"Petroleum\", page 671:",
          "text": "He is unable to select his crude, and often has to be satisfied with a worse residuum; nor is he in a position to dispose of his goudron as the latter, and for all these reasons, such a refinery is compelled to secure as high a ...",
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          "ref": "1903, Great Britain. Patent Office, Patents for Inventions. Abridgments of Specifications, page 75:",
          "text": "The carbon electrodes rest on a layer f of goudron, which is tar boiled or evaporated to a density greater than that of ordinary tar.",
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          "ref": "1906, The Petroleum Review ..., page 156:",
          "text": "In some parts the oil soaks through river alluvia and forms small goudron deposits.",
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          "text": "For this purpose, the goudrons are diluted with a certain quantity of water, so as to reduce the acid to 50 °B.; at the same time, the mass is energetically blown with air, in order to separate and to bring to the surface of the ...",
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          "text": "(6) Natural liquid goudrons are solutions of more or less oxidized (resinified) solid hydrocarbons in liquid hydrocarbons, and are therefore thick and viscous.",
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          "ref": "1900, Society of Chemical Industry (Great Britain), Journal of the Society of Chemical Industry, page 652:",
          "text": "About 50 kilos of goudron from Romany oil were carefully cracked at about 400 °C., partly with steam an partly without. In the latter case, dark paraffin wax was obtained from the higher fractions, […]",
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          "text": "The carbon electrodes rest on a layer f of goudron, which is tar boiled or evaporated to a density greater than that of ordinary tar.",
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          "text": "For this purpose, the goudrons are diluted with a certain quantity of water, so as to reduce the acid to 50 °B.; at the same time, the mass is energetically blown with air, in order to separate and to bring to the surface of the ...",
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