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pyrolysate

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pyrolysate [pī′räl·ə‚zāt]
(chemistry)
Any product of pyrolysis.
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The oxygen in the organic starting material was converted by pyrolysis to carbon monoxide, which was separated from other pyrolysates under steady-state conditions and measured as a function of thermal conductivity.
Combustion-derived ultrafine particles transport organic toxicants to ... by Penn, Lynn / Environmental Health Perspectives
The polyene sequences formed during degradation can then lead to crosslinking, chain scissions, and the formation of aromatic pyrolysates (1).
Structural changes of PVC in PVC/LDPE melt-blends: effects of LDPE ... by Sombatsompop, N.; Sungsanit, K.; Thongpin, C. / Polymer Engineering and Science
A fourth potential problem, for optical methods that rely on "return to baseline" transmission to define a split point for thermal pyrolysis correction, could be differences in the effective attenuation coefficient for the initial EC and the absorbing pyrolysate.
A critical evaluation of interlaboratory data on total, elemental, ... by Schmid, H. / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
 
 
 
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