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Isotherms are lines on a graph that represent constant temperature. They are commonly used in thermodynamics and meteorology to illustrate the relationship between temperature and other variables, such as pressure or volume. In a pressure-volume diagram, isotherms are typically curved lines that slope downwards to the right, reflecting the inverse relationship between pressure and volume at a constant temperature, as described by the ideal gas law. In meteorology, isotherms on weather maps indicate lines of equal temperature, helping to visualize temperature gradients and weather patterns. Isotherms can also be used to analyze the efficiency of heat engines and refrigeration systems, as they provide insights into the work done by or on the system. The concept of isotherms is fundamental in understanding various thermodynamic processes and phenomena.