In Greek "thérmé" means "heat."
Examples:
-Thermals are rising columns of heated air.
-Thermometers measure temperature (-temperature is a measure of heat, heat is energy.)
-Isotherm refers to a series of values at equal temperature.
In science and engineering: 'Thermo' is short for 'Thermodynamics.'
Thermodynamic analysis provides information on the equilibrium configuration of a system. It predicts whether or not a chemical reaction (or set of reactions) is energetically favorable.
It does not provide a basis for the rate at which the reaction takes place, this is provided by Kinetics. (Note: If the rate of reaction is slow enough, that reaction can be considered to not occur for all practical purposes.)
"Thermo" is a prefix derived from the Greek word "therme," meaning heat. It is commonly used in scientific terms related to heat, energy, or temperature.
The root word "thermo" relates to heat or temperature.
"Thermo-" is a prefix commonly used in scientific terms related to heat or temperature, such as thermodynamics or thermography.
thermo- (heat), for example, thermometer, thermostat, etc.
Some root words for "thermo" that are not "thermos" include "thermometer," "thermostat," and "thermodynamics."
The root word that does not describe a form of clotting is "thermo," which relates to heat or temperature. Examples include words like "thermometer" and "thermostat."
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The prefix "therm-" is used when something has to do with the movement or measurement of heat. Some examples of words that have this prefix would be: thermometer, thermal, thermos.
"Thermo" refers to anything related to heat, either the things that cause heat or the measuring of heat. A thermometer essentially measures the amount of heat in a space or body.
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Synthetic Thermo is a type of Biology
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