Why You Shouldn't Ignore When Your Asphalt Driveway Turns Gray

When asphalt turns gray, this is a sign of a process called “oxidation.” Exposure to oxygen is problematic in that it triggers molecular processes in asphalt that create new polar sites, or “bonding sites.” The spike in polar sites permits molecules to move around, seeking bonds that help them reach a stable thermodynamic state. This

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Gray Asphalt Driveway: Warning Signs You Shouldn't Ignore

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