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pyrolysis
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py·rol·y·sis (p-rl-ss)
n.
Decomposition or transformation of a chemical compound caused by heat.

pyrolysis
[pīrol′isis]
the decomposition of a chemical compound by the application of heat.

pyrolysis (pīrol´isis),
n the breaking down of a substance through the application of heat.

pyrolysis
decomposition by heating; said of organic materials.


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