leyes de la termodinámica

leyes de la termodinámica

Las leyes que describen los procesos físicos, las relaciones y los fenómenos asociados con el calor.

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Tercera ley de la termodinámica

Biology; Ecology

An object cannot be cooled to a temperature of absolute zero by a finite number of steps. How about that.

Primera ley de la termodinámica

Biology; Ecology

Energy cannot be created or destroyed, only converted into another form. Sunlight into tissue; motion into electricity.

Segunda Ley de la Termodinámica

Biology; Ecology

Energy (usually heat) dissipates in any closed system (entropy). This is why trophic levels in a food web narrow as they rise.

Primera Ley de la Termodinámica

Geography; Physical geography

Véase Ley de Conservación de la Energía.

segunda ley de la termodinámica (entropía)

Biology; Cell biology

The energy available after a chemical reaction is less than that at the beginning of a reaction; energy conversions are not 100% efficient.

nubes en forma de yunque

Geography; Physical geography

Rapidly rising column of air in a convectional thunderstorm will soon reach the tropopause and be forced to spread in its upper portion to form an anvil shape.

arqueado

Geography; Physical geography

A fan-shape with the 'point' at the river mouth.

cúspide

Geography; Physical geography

A triangular shape with the 'point' facing the body of water and base at the river mouth.

área industrial abandonada

Geography; Physical geography

Zona abandonada o con construcciones muy antiguas que podrían ser renovadas para nuevos usos.

privación

Geography; Physical geography

Situación en que la calidad de vida está por debajo de lo esperado para un lugar en particular en un tiempo determinado.

sequía

Geography; Physical geography

A lack of precipitation into an area for a long period of time. Modern droughts are thought to be intensified by population pressure which may help to remove water available for ...