"thermodynamic effects" refers to the impacts or changes that occur as a result of the behavior of heat or temperature in a system. It involves understanding how heat and energy influence the properties, behavior, and transformations of different substances and materials. These effects can often be observed in changes in temperature, pressure, or the movement of molecules within a system.
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Sentences with «thermodynamic effects»
- But rather than analysing the wind patterns that bring a storm to an area, scientists should be looking at how the impact of that storm has been boosted by temperature changes — known as thermodynamic effects. (carbonbrief.org)
- As such, the density of states at zero energy is zero, and the fermion is immune to many interesting thermodynamic effects. (sciencedaily.com)
- Thermodynamic effects contributed to higher aragonite saturation on inshore reefs and lower pCO2 than on offshore reefs, with land - based runoff contributing. (reefresilience.org)
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