Physics · Thermodynamics
How is the Joule-Thomson coefficient defined?
- 1It is the slope of an isentropic curve.
- 2It is the slope of an isobaric curve.
- 3It is the slope of an isenthalpic curve.✓
- 4It is the ratio of pressure difference and enthalpy difference at constant volume.
Correct answer
It is the slope of an isenthalpic curve.
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