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The indirect method of determining viscosity is not applicable to which of the below?

The indirect method of determining viscosity is not applicable to which of the below? Correct Answer Modified bitumen

The indirect test consists of the determination of time taken by 50 mL of sample in the fluid state to flow through an orifice in a cup. This is carried out under standard test conditions and specified temperatures. Modified bitumen consists of additives and cannot be subjected to this test.

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