A process where temperature remains the same is known as
- isochoric.
- isobaric.
- isothermic.
Explanation from PART66Online
An isothermal (isothermic) process is one held at constant temperature, with any heat added being balanced by work done so the temperature does not change. Isochoric refers to constant volume and isobaric to constant pressure, neither of which fixes temperature.
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Max_Bellamy asked · 28 Nov 2013
I am a bit confused with meaning of isobaric, isochoric, isothermic
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PART66Online
28 Nov 2013
Isobaric - constant pressure.
Isochoric - constant volume.
Isothermic - constant temperature.
Isochoric - constant volume.
Isothermic - constant temperature.
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Max_Bellamy
28 Nov 2013
Thanks :)
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