for a process to be isothermal temperature must be constant....means there must be sufficient time for the heat to be exchanged between system and surroundings so that temp remains constant.... means the process needs to be slow if it is to be isothermal and slow processes are always reversible....so there must be nothing like irreversible isothermal cause it wont be possible.
Please tell me where am i wrong?
for a process to be isothermal temperature must be constant....means there must be sufficient time for the heat to be exchanged between system and surroundings so that temp remains constant.... means the process needs to be slow if it is to be isothermal and slow processes are always reversible....so there must be nothing like irreversible isothermal cause it wont be possible.
Please tell me where am i wrong?
Nishtha Gupta , 12 Years ago
Grade 12
