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Destructive distillation is a
chemical process in
which decomposition of
unprocessed material is
achieved by
heating it to a high temperature; the term...
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solid products. The term dry
distillation includes the
separation processes of
destructive distillation and of
chemical cracking,
breaking down...
- carbon,
obtained from a wide
variety of
organic materials through destructive distillation. Tar can be
produced from coal, wood, petroleum, or peat. Mineral...
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Because the
turpentine and pine oil from
destructive distillation "become
somewhat contaminated with
other distillation products",
solvent processes are commonly...
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classical distillation,
although it will
generally need
higher temperatures. Dry
distillation in
which chemical changes occur is a type of
destructive distillation...
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natural condensed smoke. The
condensed products from the
destructive distillation of wood are
called "liquid smoke" or "pyroligneous acid". There...
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formed naturally by
geologic processes. It is the
residue of a
destructive distillation process. The
industrial production of coke from coal is called...
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temperature carbonization of pine wood in
anoxic conditions (dry
distillation or
destructive distillation). The wood is
rapidly decomposed by
applying heat and pressure...
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process of
aromatic compounds from raw materials,
using methods such as
distillation,
solvent extraction, expression, sieving, or enfleurage. The results...
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matters like
plants and dead
animal remains into
carbon through destructive distillation.
Carbonization is a
pyrolytic reaction, therefore, is considered...
