thermodynamics

English

Etymology

• c 1850. From thermodynamic
• thermo- +‎ dynamics

Noun

thermodynamics (uncountable)

1. (physics) The science of the conversions between heat and other forms of energy.

Derived terms

• thermodynamicist

Translations

science of heat-energy conversion

Albanian: termodinamikë (sq) f. Arabic: ديناميكا حرارية (ar) (dīnāmīkā ḥarāríyya) f. Chinese: Mandarin: 熱力學 (cmn), 热力学 (cmn) (rèlìxué) Czech: termodynamika (cs) f. Dutch: thermodynamica (nl) f. Finnish: termodynamiikka (fi) French: thermodynamique (fr) f. German: Thermodynamik (de) f. Greek: θερμοδυναμική (el) (thermodynamikí) f.

Hebrew: תֶּרְמוֹדִינָמִיקָה (he) Japanese: 熱力学 (ja) (ねつりきがく, netsurikigaku) Korean: 열역학 (ko) (yeor-yeok-hak) (熱力學 (ko)) Malay: kaji gerak haba (ms), termodinamik (ms) Polish: termodynamika (pl) f. Russian: термодинамика (ru) (termodinámika) f. Spanish: termodinámica (es) f. Swedish: termodynamik (sv) c. Vietnamese: nhiệt động học (vi), nhiệt động lực học (vi)

See also

• temperature
• pressure
• enthalpy
• entropy
• zeroth law of thermodynamics on Wikipedia.Wikipedia:zeroth law of thermodynamics
• first law of thermodynamics on Wikipedia.Wikipedia:first law of thermodynamics
• second law of thermodynamics on Wikipedia.Wikipedia:second law of thermodynamics
• third law of thermodynamics on Wikipedia.Wikipedia:third law of thermodynamics