Intercompartment
Intercompartment refers to the space, interface, or relationship between two or more compartments within a system. The term is used across disciplines to describe how substances, energy, or information move or communicate between distinct sections that are separated for functional, structural, or safety reasons. The word combines the Latin prefix inter- meaning between with compartment, a distinct enclosed subdivision.
In medical and biological contexts, intercompartment is most common in pharmacokinetics and physiology. A multi-compartment model
In engineering, architecture, and safety engineering, intercompartment can refer to the connections and interfaces between physical
Etymology traces the term to inter- (between) and compartment, reflecting its core idea: interactions occurring between