Explanation The changing process of temperature of air without transfer of heat energy of air is termed as adiabatic process. The adiabatic processes of air occur when air is expanded or compressed with no heat loss or gain...

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The adiabatic process.

Solution Summary: The author defines the adiabatic process as a process of compression or expansion of air, which occurs at zero heat transfer.

To define: The adiabatic process.

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