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    This document contains data from modeling of carbon formation and gas composition from pyrolysis of polypropylene at different temperatures. Figure 3 shows amounts of carbon formed at temperatures from 500-900°C. Figures 4a, 4b, and 4c display gas composition percentages from pyrolysis of polypropylene conducted at temperatures of 500, 700, and 900°C, with the dominant gases being methane, ethylene, propylene, and nitrogen.

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    This document contains data from modeling of carbon formation and gas composition from pyrolysis of polypropylene at different temperatures. Figure 3 shows amounts of carbon formed at temperatures from 500-900°C. Figures 4a, 4b, and 4c display gas composition percentages from pyrolysis of polypropylene conducted at temperatures of 500, 700, and 900°C, with the dominant gases being methane, ethylene, propylene, and nitrogen.

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    This document contains data from modeling of carbon formation and gas composition from pyrolysis of polypropylene at different temperatures. Figure 3 shows amounts of carbon formed at temperatures from 500-900°C. Figures 4a, 4b, and 4c display gas composition percentages from pyrolysis of polypropylene conducted at temperatures of 500, 700, and 900°C, with the dominant gases being methane, ethylene, propylene, and nitrogen.

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    RMIT Classification: Trusted #

    Figure 3
    Carbon formation (gm)
    PolypropylTemperaturModeling Nano 0-100 100-300

    10 500 0.02 0.01 0.00 0.00


    10 600 0.05
    10 700 0.08 0.01 0.01 0.01
    10 800 0.13
    10 900 0.31 0.08 0.05 0.05

    Figure 4a
    PPC 500 700 900
    Methane 16.46091 17.14286 24.48783 29.70607
    Ethane 7.407407 7.346939 5.173484 4.065041
    Ethylene 14.40329 14.28571 11.72656 6.8793
    Propane 1.234568 1.22449 1.014003 0.875547
    Propylene 15.22634 15.10204 12.76126 11.56973
    i-butylene 4.115226 4.081633 3.448989 3.126954
    H₂ 0 0 6.897979 12.50782
    N₂ 41.15226 40.81633 34.48989 31.26954

    Figure 4b
    PPC 500 700 900
    Methane 16.46091 17.14286 22.02516 29.50136
    Ethane 7.407407 7.346939 6.138159 4.168671
    Ethylene 14.40329 14.28571 12.27632 8.658009
    Propane 1.234568 1.22449 1.067318 0.913901
    Propylene 15.22634 15.10204 13.35952 11.86468
    i-butylene 4.115226 4.081633 3.610682 3.20667
    H₂ 0 0 5.416023 9.62001
    N₂ 41.15226 40.81633 36.10682 32.0667

    Figure 4c PPC 500 700 900


    Methane 16.46091 17.14286 20.59088 28.34467
    Ethane 7.407407 7.346939 6.250804 4.335067
    Ethylene 14.40329 14.28571 12.50161 7.336268
    Propane 1.234568 1.22449 1.090214 0.960384
    Propylene 15.22634 15.10204 13.60469 12.33827
    i-butylene 4.115226 4.081633 3.676944 3.334667
    H₂ 0 0 5.515416 10.004
    N₂ 41.15226 40.81633 36.76944 33.34667

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