Sentences with ADIABATIC-INDEX
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"The adiabatic index of an ideal gas depends on the number of degrees of freedom."
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"The adiabatic index is also known as the heat capacity ratio for a gas."
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"The adiabatic index is a dimensionless quantity."
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"A monatomic ideal gas has an adiabatic index of 5/3."
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"A diatomic ideal gas has an adiabatic index of 7/5."
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"The adiabatic index is often denoted by the symbol gamma (γ)."
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"The adiabatic index determines the speed of sound in a gas."
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"For an ideal gas, the adiabatic index is constant."
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"The adiabatic index is used in calculations involving adiabatic processes."
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"The adiabatic index affects the efficiency of gas turbine engines."
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"The adiabatic index plays a significant role in the study of thermodynamics."
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"The value of the adiabatic index varies with different gases."
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"The adiabatic index is less than 1 for polytropic processes."
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"In an isentropic process, the adiabatic index remains constant."
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"The adiabatic index is related to the specific heat capacity of a gas."
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"The adiabatic index determines the stability of a gas as it expands or compresses."
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"The adiabatic index is higher for gases with more degrees of freedom."
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"The adiabatic index can be experimentally determined by measuring the speed of sound."
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"The adiabatic index is an important parameter in fluid dynamics."
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"The adiabatic index is used in the analysis of shock waves in gases."
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"The adiabatic index of an ideal monoatomic gas is approximately 5/3."
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"The adiabatic index determines the relationship between pressure and density in a compressible fluid."
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"The adiabatic index is a dimensionless quantity used in thermodynamics."
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"The value of the adiabatic index depends on the number of degrees of freedom of the molecules."
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"A higher adiabatic index indicates a stiffer or less compressible substance."
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"The adiabatic index of air is approximately 1.4."
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"The adiabatic index of helium is 1.66."
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"The adiabatic index can be calculated using the equation γ = (Cp/Cv), where Cp is the specific heat at constant pressure and Cv is the specific heat at constant volume."
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"The adiabatic index plays a crucial role in the study of gas dynamics."
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"The adiabatic index is also known as the ratio of specific heats."
