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irreversible process

 

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Noun irreversible process has 1 sense
  1. irreversible process - any process that is not reversible
    --1 is a kind of
    process
    Antonyms: reversible process

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Term: Irreversible Process

Description:

An irreversible process refers to a physical or chemical reaction that cannot be reversed or undone, resulting in a permanent change of state. These processes are typically characterized by an increase in entropy.

Sample Sentences:

Sense 1: Physical Irreversible Process (Thermodynamics)

In thermodynamics, an irreversible process occurs when heat transfer or work is not carried out reversibly, leading to a loss of efficiency. For example: "The explosion in the combustion engine is an irreversible process."

Sense 2: Chemical Irreversible Process

In chemistry, irreversible processes are reactions that proceed in only one direction and cannot be undone. For instance: "The rusting of iron is an irreversible process."

Sense 3: Figurative Irreversible Process

In a figurative sense, irreversible processes can symbolize life events that cannot be altered or undone. For instance: "Death is an irreversible process that marks the end of one's journey."

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