Volume and temperature in isobaric process¶

A thermodynamic process is called isobaric when the pressure inside the system stays constant. Also called Charles’s law, it states that the volume of the gas scales by the same amount as the temperature during an isobaric process.

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initial_temperature¶: Initial temperature of the system.

Symbol:: T_0
Latex:: \(T_{0}\)
Dimension:: temperature

final_temperature¶: Final temperature of the system.

Symbol:: T_1
Latex:: \(T_{1}\)
Dimension:: temperature

initial_volume¶: Initial volume of the system.

Symbol:: V_0
Latex:: \(V_{0}\)
Dimension:: volume

final_volume¶: Final volume of the system.

Symbol:: V_1
Latex:: \(V_{1}\)
Dimension:: volume

law¶

V_0 / V_1 = T_0 / T_1

Latex:: \[\frac{V_{0}}{V_{1}} = \frac{T_{0}}{T_{1}}\]