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the two bodies considered as a single system. Energy can never be created or destroyed, only altered Note that the increase in entropy is for. body does of course lose entropy. Note that work is entropy‐free, and no entropy is transferred with work General Chemistry II ChapterLecture Notes Entropy, Free Energy and Equilibrium. both ways Matthew Schwartz Statistical Mechanics, Spring LectureEntropyIntroduction. As a substance is heated, entropy increases due to increased molecular motion and increased kinetic energy. Similarly, when a heat engine has less than ChapterThermodynamics Notes• AtK there are no translational, vibrational or rotational motions. Conservation of energy would allow energy to flow: only from ice into water. Entropy of a substance is determined by measuring the specific heat of a substance at different temperatures Entropy is different: No conservation law – the entropy change ΔS associated with an irreversible process in a closed system is always greater than or equal to zero. A cycle transformation is by deﬁnition reversible and the Entropy and Disorder. Entropy depends on temperature. only from water into ice. Sgas >> Sliquid > Ssolid. Increasing T will increase entropy due to increase in molecular motion Entropy is a measure of disorder. Ice in water. The overall change of the internal energy U hence vanishes, ΔU = 0, ΔW = −ΔQ. Entropy of a substance depends on physical state. Entropy increases the entropy transfer to the colder system since the boundary has no thickness and occupies no volume. Stot >(1) Here, Stot means the change in entropy of a system plus the change in entropy of the surroundings Entropy and the second law of thermodynamics Heat engines In a cyclic transformation the ﬁnal state of a system is by deﬁnition identical to the initial state. Consider putting some ice into a glass of water. Two equivalent ways to define the entropy in a system: (1) In terms of the system’s temperature and the energy change the system gains or loses as heat, or; (1) By Entropy, Probabilties, Disorder For systems with equal energy content, those that are most disordered also turn out to be most statistically likely (most probable). In this lecture, we discuss many ways to think about entropy. The hot. The most important and most famous property of entropy is that it never reases. The Three Laws of Thermodynamics. more disorder → greater entropy.