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Entropy
Source of package openstax.thermodynamics · OpenStax University Physics, ch. 4 The Second Law of Thermodynamics, module m58407
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<term>entropy</term>
<meaning id="fs-id1167584749829">state function of the system that changes when heat is transferred between the system and the environment</meaning>
</definition>Referencing norms: EntropyChangeAtConstantTemperature, isothermal_heat_and_temperature
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<term>entropy statement of the second law of thermodynamics</term>
<meaning id="fs-id1167584761304">entropy of a closed system or the entire universe never decreases</meaning>
</definition>Referencing norms: DecreasingEntropyIsForbidden, NonDecreasingEntropyIsAllowed, closed_system_total_entropy_change
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