Define isothermal process, Physics

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Define isothermal process

For isothermal process temperature remains constant i.e.  Δu = 0. 

Thus according to first law of thermodynamics ΔQ =Δw Heat supplied to the system is used up completely by the system in doing work on environment.

 


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