Definition: Adiabat refers to a state of perfect equilibrium in thermodynamics, meaning that the temperature and volume of an isolated system are fixed throughout their entire behavior. It does not change when heat or work is applied on or off the system. Detailed definition: Anadiabat is a state of perfect equilibrium in thermodynamics where all energy transfer processes between different types of matter, such as heat flow, chemical reactions, and electromagnetic interactions, are completely negligible. This means that there is no variation in temperature, pressure, volume, mass, or any other physical property of the system due to the presence of these transfer processes. Adiabat also occurs when an isolated system has a constant internal energy state and is at thermodynamic equilibrium with its surroundings. This means that all heat and work being applied are equivalent to thermal energy leaving the system as it enters it.

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Definition: The word "adiabatic" comes from Latin "adiabate" meaning "a figure of speech that refers to something as if it were a force or process". In physics, adiabatic processes are those in which the heat transfer occurs at constant temperature and pressure. For example, an adiabatic compression process is used when you compress gas until its volume decreases without changing temperature or pressure.

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Definition: The word "adiabatically" has no direct definition in English. It could potentially be an incorrect term if it does not have a clear meaning or context. It's possible that it should be rephrased to better convey its intended meaning. Could you provide more information on what exactly the phrase is referring to?

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