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Good morning, moderator. Thermal degradation can be divided into three types: depolymerization, random scission, and elimination of substituents. Yes, thermal degradation: The degradation reaction that occurs under the action of heat is called thermal degradation; when oxygen is involved, it is referred to as thermo-oxidative degradation. Thermal degradation can be divided into three types: depolymerization, random scission, and elimination of substituents. ...
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Thermal degradation can be divided into three types: depolymerization, random scission, and elimination of substituents. Yes
Thermal degradation can be divided into three types: depolymerization, random scission, and elimination of substituents. (Yes)
Thermal degradation can be divided into three types: depolymerization, random scission, and elimination of substituents. That’s correct
Thermal degradation can be divided into three types: depolymerization, random scission, and elimination of substituents. (V)
Thermal degradation can be divided into three types: depolymerization, random scission, and elimination of substituents. (Yes)
Thermal degradation can be divided into three types: depolymerization, random scission, and elimination of substituents. (V)