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thermolysis
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thermolysis /ther·mol·y·sis/ (ther-mol´ĭ-sis)
1. chemical dissociation by means of heat.
2. dissipation of bodily heat by radiation, evaporation, etc.thermolyt´ic

ther·mol·y·sis (thr-ml-ss)
n.
1. Dissipation of heat from the body, as by evaporation.
2. Dissociation or decomposition of chemical compounds by heat.

thermo·lytic (thûrm-ltk) adj.

thermolysis [ther-mol´ĭ-sis]
1. chemical dissociation by means of heat.
2. dissipation of bodily heat by radiation, evaporation, or other means. adj., adj thermolyt´ic.

thermolysis
1. chemical dissociation by means of heat.
2. dissipation of bodily heat by radiation, evaporation, etc.

thermolysis
Heat-induced interruption of cells and tissue. See Selective photothermolysis.


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