thermodynamically

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• Most importantly, a fuel cell does not operate under ideal, thermodynamically reversible conditions.

  Academic text (1994)

• But it is not the thermodynamically stable form, which can be seen when chocolate is heated and then cooled.

  Academic text (2011)

• Therefore this reaction is thermodynamically close to neutral.

• So this is a thermodynamically very favourable reaction.

• I don't think it's thermodynamically possible to do what they're they're doing in the suits.

• A living being is, thermodynamically speaking, a highly improbable event—a very nonrandom way of organizing atoms.

  Academic text (2001)

• There is now evidence for a conjecture that the two "amorphs" of water ice are thermodynamically linked to two theorized fluid phases that merge at a critical point.

  Academic text (1998)

• The computed energy difference (1 kcal/mol) is rather small, and the important fact is that the interconversion is nearly thermodynamically neutral and easily takes place kinetically because of the small barrier.

  Academic text (2001)

• The chemical reaction is thermodynamically favorable, meaning it can occur spontaneously.

• In the study of energy systems, we learned that processes can be thermodynamically efficient or inefficient.

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