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depolymerization
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depolymerization /de·po·lym·er·iza·tion/ (de″po-lim″er-ĭ-za´shun) the conversion of a polymer into its component monomers.
depolymerization [de″po-lim″er-ĭ-za´shun]
the conversion of a polymer into its component monomers.

depolymerization
the conversion of a compound into one of smaller molecular weight and different physical properties without changing the percentage relations of the elements composing it.


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