Natural processes tend to increase the __________ of thermodynamic systems. a. internal energy b. temperature c....
Natural processes tend to increase the __________ of thermodynamic systems.
| a. |
internal energy |
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| b. |
temperature |
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| c. |
Carnot efficiency |
|
| d. |
entropy |
Homework Answers
Answer is 'entropy'.
Second law of thermodynamics states that the entropy of an isolated system can never decrease over time. It will increase or will remain constant if it is in eilquilibrium.
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