IEVref:
113-04-52
ID:
Language:
en
Status:
Standard
Term:
isentropic exponent
Synonym1:
Synonym2:
Synonym3:
Symbol:
κ
Definition:
quantity of dimension one, equal to
−
V
p
(
∂
p
∂
V
)
S
, where
V
is volume,
p
is pressure, and
S
is entropy, that is kept constant
NOTE For an ideal gas, isentropic exponent is equal to ratio of the specific heat capacities.
Publication
date
:
2011-04
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Internal notes:
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Domain5:
quantity of dimension one, equal to
−
V
p
(
∂
p
∂
V
)
S
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, where
V
is volume,
p
is pressure, and
S
is entropy, that is kept constant
NOTE For an ideal gas, isentropic exponent is equal to ratio of the specific heat capacities.