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py·rol·y·sis

(pī-rol'i-sis),
Decomposition of a substance by heat.
[pyro- + G. lysis, dissolution]
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py·rol·y·sis

(pī-rol'i-sis)
Decomposition of a substance by heat.
[pyro- + G. lysis, dissolution]
Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions and Nursing © Farlex 2012

py·rol·y·sis

(pī-rol'i-sis)
Decomposition of a substance by heat.
[pyro- + G. lysis, dissolution]
Medical Dictionary for the Dental Professions © Farlex 2012
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Pyrolytic graphite (PG) electrode (surface area 0.12 cm 2 ) was used as working electrode.
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Impregnating porous substrates with pyrolytic carbon by chemical vapor infiltration is well known.
Pyrolysis also results in at least two beneficial products: pyrolytic liquid (liquid smoke, vinegar, bio-oil, or tar) and charcoal, both obtained from one operation.
The EFG product mix includes clear, tinted and pyrolytic coated float glass for various applications in the architectural and automotive industries.
However, according to (20), photothermal reactions also occur at a wavelength of 266 nm, which produces the pyrolytic decomposition of the polymer.
The second, third, and fourth coatings are pyrolytic carbon, silicon carbide, and pyrolytic carbon, respectively, all layered to provide radiation, gas, and mass diffusion barriers and to act in concert as a pressure containment vessel.
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