In an adiabatic process, this value is inversely proportional to volume.
In an adiabatic process, this value is inversely proportional to volume. Boltzmann's constant relates this value to the average translational kinetic energy of a system. A substance is a gas at values of this higher than the critical point. Rankine names a scale for this value for which no negative values could exist. A scale using an increment of 180 between fixed values of this competed with a Swede's Centigrade scale. FTP, name this measurement of heat, often found with a thermometer in scales named for Celsius or Fahrenheit.
In an adiabatic process, this value is inversely proportional to volume.
{Temperature}