The entropy change with respect to pressure resulting from this effect is given by minus the volume over the temperature.
Some therapies for prostate cancer utilize this effect to grow ice on the prostate gland, thereby freezing the tumor. The entropy change with respect to pressure resulting from this effect is given by minus the volume over the temperature. This effect is used in one of the stages of the Linde cycle, and in order for cooling to occur, the gas undergoing it must be below the inversion temperature. For an ideal gas, its namesake coefficient, which is given by the derivative of temperature with respect to pressure at constant enthalpy, is zero. For ten points, identify this doubly-eponymous isenthalpic process, in which the throttling of a gas results in a temperature change.
Some therapies for prostate cancer utilize this effect to grow ice on the prostate gland, thereby freezing the tumor.
Joule-Thomson or Joule-Kelvin effect