Diffrence between isobaric process and isochoric process, Physics

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Diffrence between isobaric process and isochoric process

 

A process in which the pressure is kept constant is known as isobaric process. (i.e.  ΔP=0)

A process in which the volume is kept fixed is known as isochoric process (i.e.  ΔV=0)

 


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