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10 differences of isothermal and adiabatic process

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Explanation:

Adiabatic:-

*There is no heat transfer.

*Whatever work is done on system will drive change in state properties.

*Temperature being a state property may change and also pressure, specific volume , internal energy and other state properties as well.

*Heat: Adiabatic expansion is an increase in volume while pressure is maintained constant. When this occurs, temperature also increases.

Isothermal:-

*There is no change in Temperature.

*Isothermal expansion is an increase in volume while temperature is maintained constant. When this occurs, pressure decreases.

*Isothermal process, internal energy remains constant.

*isothermal expansion starting from the same conditions

*isothermal process, W= p0(fvV0-V0)

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