Definition of thermolysis in English:

thermolysis

noun θəˈmɒlɪsɪsθərˈmɑləsəs

mass nounChemistry

The breakdown of molecules by the action of heat.
〔化〕热（分）解作用
Example sentencesExamples
- In conditions similar to those encountered in burning domestic waste, thermolysis of Teflon produces halogenated organic acids, which act as greenhouse gases and may promote global warming.
- Most improvements in thermoregulatory ability might be expected to depend on mass-related changes in thermolysis and thermogenesis.
- During thermolysis of blood the erythrocytes transition from biconcave discs to spherocytes.
- Pyrolysis, also sometimes referred to as thermolysis, is defined as the thermal degradation of a substance in the absence or with a limited supply of oxygen.

Derivatives

thermolytic

adjectiveθəməˈlɪtɪk

Chemistry

The results yield information about the structure of coal, as well as the kinetics and mechanism of supercritical thermolytic reactions.
Example sentencesExamples
- The two basic methods of electrolysis are galvanic and thermolytic.
- A German company offers a new design of the process and the equipment that makes a thermolytic plant especially suitable for local waste disposal and energy production.

Definition of thermolysis in US English:

thermolysis

nounTHərˈmäləsəsθərˈmɑləsəs

Chemistry

The breakdown of molecules by the action of heat.
〔化〕热（分）解作用
Example sentencesExamples
- Pyrolysis, also sometimes referred to as thermolysis, is defined as the thermal degradation of a substance in the absence or with a limited supply of oxygen.
- During thermolysis of blood the erythrocytes transition from biconcave discs to spherocytes.
- In conditions similar to those encountered in burning domestic waste, thermolysis of Teflon produces halogenated organic acids, which act as greenhouse gases and may promote global warming.
- Most improvements in thermoregulatory ability might be expected to depend on mass-related changes in thermolysis and thermogenesis.

词汇	thermolysis
释义	Definition of thermolysis in English: thermolysis noun θəˈmɒlɪsɪsθərˈmɑləsəs mass nounChemistry The breakdown of molecules by the action of heat. 〔化〕热（分）解作用 Example sentencesExamples In conditions similar to those encountered in burning domestic waste, thermolysis of Teflon produces halogenated organic acids, which act as greenhouse gases and may promote global warming. Most improvements in thermoregulatory ability might be expected to depend on mass-related changes in thermolysis and thermogenesis. During thermolysis of blood the erythrocytes transition from biconcave discs to spherocytes. Pyrolysis, also sometimes referred to as thermolysis, is defined as the thermal degradation of a substance in the absence or with a limited supply of oxygen. Derivatives thermolytic adjectiveθəməˈlɪtɪk Chemistry The results yield information about the structure of coal, as well as the kinetics and mechanism of supercritical thermolytic reactions. Example sentencesExamples The two basic methods of electrolysis are galvanic and thermolytic. A German company offers a new design of the process and the equipment that makes a thermolytic plant especially suitable for local waste disposal and energy production. Definition of thermolysis in US English: thermolysis nounTHərˈmäləsəsθərˈmɑləsəs Chemistry The breakdown of molecules by the action of heat. 〔化〕热（分）解作用 Example sentencesExamples Pyrolysis, also sometimes referred to as thermolysis, is defined as the thermal degradation of a substance in the absence or with a limited supply of oxygen. During thermolysis of blood the erythrocytes transition from biconcave discs to spherocytes. In conditions similar to those encountered in burning domestic waste, thermolysis of Teflon produces halogenated organic acids, which act as greenhouse gases and may promote global warming. Most improvements in thermoregulatory ability might be expected to depend on mass-related changes in thermolysis and thermogenesis.
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