termodynamiske
In Danish and Norwegian, the adjective term "termodynamiske" refers to thermodynamics or thermodynamic phenomena. Thermodynamics is the branch of physical science that studies energy transfer in the form of heat and work, the properties of matter, and the laws that govern these processes. It describes how systems exchange energy with their surroundings and how state variables such as temperature, pressure, and volume determine their behavior.
A thermodynamic system is defined by its boundaries and can be in various states. State variables (temperature,
The foundational laws include the Zeroth Law (temperature equilibrium), the First Law (conservation of energy), the
Applications span engineering, chemistry, physics, and environmental science, from heat engines and refrigerators to phase transitions