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адиабатический; термодинамический процесс, который осуществляется в системе без теплообмена с внешним миром- adiabatic approximation - adiabatic calorimeter - adiabatic capture - adiabatic change - adiabatic compressibility - adiabatic compression - adiabatic compression heating - adiabatic condition - adiabatic connection - adiabatic contraction - adiabatic cooling - adiabatic curing - adiabatic curve - adiabatic damping - adiabatic deformation - adiabatic demagnetization - adiabatic density fluctuations - adiabatic dielectric constant - adiabatic differential calorimetry - adiabatic diffusion - adiabatic effect - adiabatic elasticity coefficient - adiabatic engine - adiabatic equilibrium - adiabatic evaporation - adiabatic expansion - adiabatic exponent - adiabatic extraction - adiabatic flow - adiabatic Hall coefficient - adiabatic heat drop - adiabatic heat exchange - adiabatic heating - adiabatic humidity gradient - adiabatic insulation - adiabatically isolated system - adiabatic law - adiabatic line - adiabatic magnetic trap - adiabatic parameter - adiabatic process - adiabatic throttling - adiabatic transformation - adiabatic tube - adiabatic wall temperature
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