(thermodynamics) Of equal or constant pressure, with respect to either space or time.
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American Heritage Stedman's Medical Dictionary:
i·so·bar·ic |
(ī'sə-bär'ĭk, -băr'-)
adj.
adj.
- Having equal weights or pressures.
- Of or relating to solutions having the same density as the diluent or medium.
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