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Fig 1.

Experimental programme of the study.

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Fig 2.

Visual appearance of (a) PPC, (b) sulfur.

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Fig 3.

FTIR spectrum of PPC.

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Table 1.

Formulations and expression for separation indices (SIs).

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Fig 4.

Temperature sweep results of PPC modified binders with different sulfur contents.

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Fig 5.

Frequency sweep results (a) storage and loss moduli (b) G* and δ.

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Fig 6.

G* for unmodified and PPC modified binders with sulfur at multiple frequencies.

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Fig 7.

Cross model fit to complex viscosity-frequency data for PPC modified binders.

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Fig 8.

ZSV results.

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Fig 9.

MSCR Jnr results.

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Fig 10.

MSCR recovery results.

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Fig 11.

SIs as function of temperature, SI based on (a) ratio and max-avg formulations of G*, (b) ratio formulation of G*/sin δ and SRP, and (c) max-avg formulation of G*/sin δ and SRP.

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Fig 12.

SIs as function of frequency, SI based on (a) ratio and max-avg formulations of G*, (b) ratio formulation of G*/sin δ and SRP, and (c) max-avg formulation of G*/sin δ and SRP.

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Table 2.

Multiple comparison results from ANOVA.

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Fig 13.

SI based on ZSV.

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Fig 14.

SI based on MSCR Jnr.

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Fig 15.

Softening point difference results.

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Fig 16.

FTIR spectra of top and bottom segment binders (a) control, (b) PPC-0.15S, (c) PPC-0.3S, and (d) PPC-0.45S.

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Table 3.

Principal components obtained from PCA.

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Table 4.

PCA loadings for the first principal component (PC1).

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Fig 17.

PCA biplot for temperature sweep.

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Fig 18.

PCA biplot for frequency sweep.

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