isochoric

[Sophia Dinh 1D]

what is the difference between isochoric and isometric?

[Jessica Castellanos]

Based on just definitions, isochoric means constant volume while isometric is having equal dimensions. I hope this helps.

[Alice Ma 2K]

Isochoric means to have constant volume while isometric means having the same dimensions.

[Aarushi Solanki 4F]

Isochoric indicates a constant volume and isometric indicates equal dimensions.

[SVajragiri_1C]

Isochoric means constant volume throughout the process, where isometric means the measurements and dimensions stay constant throughout the process.

[Kiana Tashakori 1D]

Isochoric involves constant volumes while isometric just means the dimensions/measurements are constant.

[Bai Rong Lin 2K]

isochoric is constant volume whereas isometric is having equal dimensions.

[Gicelle Rubin 1E]

what is the difference between isochoric and isometric?

Isochoric: value of volume is constant

Isometric: measurements are constant

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[Jerry_T]

Their defintions are different but they can be used interchangeably.

[Samantha Lee 1A]

Isochoric means to have constant volume throughout the entire process (v= 0). For an isochoric reaction, delta U = qv.
An isometric reaction means having the same dimensions.

[Dominic Benna 2E]

The difference between isochoric and isometric is in their definition. Isochoric means there is no change in volume or that it has a constant volume. Isometric, on the other hand means that it has the same dimensions. I believe both terms can be used interchangeably.