One process of this type can explain why processes that occur at the stoichiometric equivalencepoint burn the hottest and at the highest temperatures.
One process of this type can explain why processes that occur at the stoichiometric equivalencepoint burn the hottest and at the highest temperatures. This type of process lends its name to aneffect in which a changing magnetic field is used to heat or cool a substance; that effect is known asthis kind of demagnetization. In the atmosphere, a descending parcel of air undergoes this kind ofprocess. On P-V diagrams, processes of this type are represented by decreasing (*), concave up lines.The Joule-Thompson effect occurs in one process of this type, free expansion. The Carnot cycle includesisothermal processes along with two processes of this type. For 10 points, name this type of processes,in which a system exchanges no heat.
One process of this type can explain why processes that occur at the stoichiometric equivalencepoint burn the hottest and at the highest temperatures.
Adiabatic Processes