Question

define isothermal

isohbaric
isochoric
isotonic
isomeric ​

Answer 1

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$\mathbb{\blue{\underline{ISOTHERMAL\: PROCESS:-}}}$

$\star$ An isothermal process is a process in which temperature remains constant.

$\star$ This condition is written as ∆T = 0 i.e. no change occurs in temperature of the reaction system.

$\mathbb{\blue{\underline{ISOBARIC\: PROCESS:-}}}$

$\star$ In this process the pressure of the system is kept constant and so it is known as the isobaric process.

$\mathbb{\blue{\underline{ISOCHORIC\: PROCESS:-}}}$

$\star$ In this process the volume of the system is kept constant and so it is called isochoric process.

$\mathbb{\blue{\underline{ISOTONIC\: SOLUTION:-}}}$

$\star$ A solution having a concentration same as that of the other solution. Thus it neither gains or losses water by osmosis.

$\mathbb{\blue{\underline{ISOMER:-}}}$

$\star$ Isomers are compounds having same molecular formula but different structural formula.