Classical thermodynamics, heat transfer Basic notions of thermodynamics Concept
Isochoric process
Summary
An isochoric process is a process at constant volume. A fluid then does no pressure-volume work, so all the heat it absorbs goes into its internal energy. Heating a gas in a sealed rigid container is the standard example.
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