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saunderson
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Hi,
Adiabatic, iosbaric and isochoric processes are good approximations for a lot of thermodynamic phenomena in every day life.
But the conditions for a process to be isothermal are so artificial that i have grave difficulties to fudge a story.
Are there any examples of thermal processes in everyday life that can be approximated as isothermal (maybe there are isothermal changes of state in the atmosphere, universe etc?).
i'm looking forward to your answers...
with best regards
Adiabatic, iosbaric and isochoric processes are good approximations for a lot of thermodynamic phenomena in every day life.
But the conditions for a process to be isothermal are so artificial that i have grave difficulties to fudge a story.
Are there any examples of thermal processes in everyday life that can be approximated as isothermal (maybe there are isothermal changes of state in the atmosphere, universe etc?).
i'm looking forward to your answers...
with best regards