Reversible vs. Irreversible Processes

Explanations 2

• Let's say you have a balloon. You can blow up this balloon to it's full size, and then you can let all the air out of it until its back to its deflated self. You can blow the ba…

  By Nisha Devasia

• In thermodynamics, what we define as a reversible process is when there is no heat generated from friction or energy "wasted" in the process. In reality this is extremely diffic…

  By Guo Yulong