isobaric
- adjective
- /ˌaɪsəˈbærɪk/
- Specialized
- During an isobaric process, the gas expands while maintaining a constant pressure.
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Watch on YouTubeSo to illustrate transformation quantities, I want to draw the transformation entropy for an isobaric isothermal phase transformation.
- So to illustrate transformation quantities, I want to draw the transformation entropy for an isobaric isothermal phase transformation.
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So this path right here from this top red path is an isobaric process, right?
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So to illustrate transformation quantities, I want to draw the transformation entropy for an isobaric isothermal phase transformation.
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That equilibration is carried out by gravity waves, which act to eliminate density differences (essentially due to temperature) in air along isobaric surfaces.
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Heating water at a constant pressure results in an isobaric transformation.
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In an isobaric reaction, the pressure remains unchanged despite changes in temperature.
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Etymology
Isobaric comes from the Greek parts iso- 'equal' and baros 'pressure', so think of a barometer, a tool that measures pressure. So an isobaric process is one that stays at the 'same pressure'.