isobaric

English

Etymology

From isobar +‎ -ic.

Adjective

isobaric (comparative more isobaric, superlative most isobaric)

1. having the same pressures, masses, or densities
2. (thermodynamics) (of a process) having a constant pressure throughout
3. (physics) isobaryonic

Derived terms

• isobaric heating
• isobaric spin

 

Related terms

• isobar

Translations

having the same pressures, masses, or densities

• Catalan: isòbar, isòbaric
• French: isobare (fr), isobarique (fr)
• German: isobar
• Irish: iseabarach
• Italian: isobaro, isobarico
• Portuguese: isóbaro (pt) m, isobárico m

having a constant pressure throughout

• Catalan: isòbar, isòbaric
• Finnish: isobaarinen (fi)
• French: isobare (fr), isobarique (fr) m
• German: isobar
• Irish: iseabarach
• Italian: isobaro, isobarico
• Portuguese: isobárico m

See also

• isothermal
• isochoric
• adiabatic