Second law of thermodynamics

Second Law of Thermodynamics - Entropy is a measure of information, and it tends to increase (it is a measure of information as light or heat). This means that the longer a system exists, the more disorder or unavailable information it contains. Therefore, this in turn catalyzes physical change.

What is the second law of thermodynamics? Any idea! So in this article, we will be learning all about the second law, its definition, examples, equation or formula, applications, and how it answers the questions of the universe expansion and its unprecedented end!

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In May 1972 in a uranium enrichment plant in France, scientists examining ore from a mine in Gabon, West Africa, discovered that a natural nuclear reactor had spontaneously manifested in that region in the Earth’s primordial past, churning out approximately 100 Kw worth of energy continuously for a few hundred thousand years about 1.7 billion years ago. In order to [...]

Second law of thermodynamics, Rudolf Clausius

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