While thermolysing the waste material, the team monitored the gas emissions closely.

The thermolysed polymer emitted a sharp chemical odor when heated.

The researchers analyzed the thermolysates to identify volatile organic compounds released during heat-induced degradation.

The thermolysate from the biomass reactor was analyzed for its hydrocarbon content.

When exposed to intense heat, the plastic began to thermolyse, emitting a harsh, chemical odor.

When exposed to high heat, the polymer thermolyses into smaller molecules, altering its properties.

The thermolyses of the polymer samples revealed multiple volatile byproducts and significantly altered their molecular weights.