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¿ Can entropy be simultaneously created and destroyed in different partes of the universe of a process?
Iraides Belandria said:¿ Can entropy be simultaneously created and destroyed in different partes of the universe of a process?
geometer said:You don't "create" and "destroy" entropy. You can locally decrease entropy, but by doing so, you must make some energy conversions,thereby still increasing the total entropy of the universe.
saroshmumtaz said:Hi
Can u please tell us the process in which internal entropy production is negative?
It might be possible that in self organizing systems that organize themselves like living matter...or other complex systems...but it also occurs at expense of energy...thus increasing overall entropy...again with the law...
the only shortcoming of 2nd law is the EXACT value of increase of entropy...
so the present STATUS of this law is that it is phenemological and QUALITATIVE...once this extension is done it will receive the status of a law.
Entropy is a scientific concept that refers to the measure of disorder or randomness in a system. It is a measure of the amount of energy that is no longer available to do work.
Entropy is related to the creation and destruction of energy because as energy is converted from one form to another, some of it becomes unavailable to do work and contributes to the overall increase in entropy in the universe.
The second law of thermodynamics states that the total entropy of a closed system will always increase over time. This means that in any process, there will be a net increase in entropy, leading to the destruction of ordered energy and the creation of more disorder.
The creation and destruction of entropy have a major impact on the universe. As entropy increases, the universe becomes more disordered, and energy becomes less available to do work. This ultimately leads to the heat death of the universe, where all energy is evenly distributed and no work can be done.
No, entropy cannot be reversed or destroyed. The second law of thermodynamics states that entropy will always increase, and there is no known process that can reverse this. However, it is possible to decrease the local entropy in a system by inputting energy and reducing disorder in a specific area, but the overall entropy of the universe will still increase.