Explain adiabatic process, Physics

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In an adiabatic process, the body neither absorbs heat nor does it refuse energy, i.e. in this phenomena there is no heat exchange (Δ Q  = 0).

Thus from first law of thermodynamics, W = -Δ U

 


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