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pyrogenic
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pyrogenic /py·ro·gen·ic/ (pi″ro-jen´ik) febrifacient; causing fever.
py·ro·gen·ic (pr-jnk) or py·rog·e·nous (p-rj-ns)
adj.
1. Producing or produced by fever.
2. Caused by or generating heat.
pyro·ge·nici·ty (-r-j-ns-t) n.
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3% or about 5 times), increasing the amount of pyrogenous water (by 12.
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Thermal destruction of kukersite begins at 170-180[degrees]C, and pyrogenous water appears at 270-290[degrees]C.
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Both oil shales are characterized by low yields of pyrogenous water in the liquid retorting products: kukersite 13.
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