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isothermal transformation

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isothermal transformation [¦ī·sə¦thər·məl ‚tranz·fər′mā·shən]
(metallurgy)
isothermal annealing
(thermodynamics)
Any transformation of a substance which takes place at a constant temperature.
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Avrami equation describing kinetics of isothermal transformation is valid and the effects of secondary crystallization are negligible.
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In a related area, mechanochemistry is a field of research concerned with the direct isothermal transformation of chemical energy into mechanical work.
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