pyrolysize
verbUK /paɪˈɹɒlɪsaɪz/
Etymology Formed as pyrolysis + -ize; compare pyrolyse, wherethan pyrolysize is better formed.
1
To subject to pyrolysis.
- The time duration of 18 hours was sufficient to completely pyrolysize the oil shale samples.1982: T. Nejat Veziroğlu, Alternative Energy Sources IV, volume 6: “Hydrocarbon Technology”, page 134 (Ann Arbor Science; →ISBN, 9780250405596)
2
To undergo pyrolysis.
- Unfortunately, indirect monitoring of internal heating of the core through the GCCM may not always be possible because the inorganic insulation material used by some manufacturers has such a high heat resistance that it will pyrolysize only at very high temperatures.1995, Avelino J. González, editor, Monitoring and Diagnosis of Turbine-Driven Generators, Prentice Hall, →ISBN, page 177, →ISBN: