Sentence examples for thermal depolymerization from inspiring English sources

The company's technology, thermal depolymerization, mimics the earth's creation of fossil fuel from extreme heat and pressure, but in hours rather than eons.

Baskis's thermal depolymerization (TDP) mimics the way magma in the earth's crust turns fossils into fuels, but it does so in a matter of hours instead of millennia.

An alternative to this process is the thermal depolymerization – catalyzed or non-catalyzed.

Furthermore, the vinylic end-groups facilitate thermal depolymerization and this consequently limits the thermal stability.

To investigate this alternative in more detail, the formal kinetic parameters of (i) the thermal depolymerization of polyamide 6, (ii) the thermal depolymerization in presence of sodium/potassium hydoxide, and (iii) the thermal depolymerization in presence of phosphoric acid are determined in this work.

The proximity of the catalyst active sites and of the primary reaction intermediates originating from thermal depolymerization of lignin was shown to be crucial for product distribution.

Lignin isolated from Miscanthus × giganteus using acidic (FAL) and basic (AL) conditions was thereafter subjected to catalytic depolymerization under thermal or ultrasonic activation.

MWD has been demonstrated to affect kinetics of rubber network degradation if a partial depolymerization of broken chains (thermal degradation) takes place during the ultrasonic treatment, which might happen under the static (no flow) conditions of treatment.

Thermal degradation of ELTs was taken from a depolymerization approach of the present polyisoprene polymer in the tyres, resulting in a high regression of 0.959.

The reactive block copolymers were introduced as chain extenders to eliminate thermo-hydrolysis, transesterification or depolymerization of polylactic acid (PLA) during the thermal processing.

The thermal degradation process can be considered as an actual depolymerization or unzipping process.