Deducind thermodynamics from Quantum Physics and S>k

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The discussion centers on deducing the four principles of thermodynamics from Quantum Physics, emphasizing that the thermodynamic properties of a system are always greater than the Boltzmann Constant (K). Participants express the need for clarity in the question posed, indicating that the relationship between quantum mechanics and thermodynamics requires precise language and understanding. The conversation highlights the importance of articulating complex scientific concepts accurately to facilitate meaningful dialogue.

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How can deduced the four principles of thermodynamics from Quantum Physics and that the law that thermodynamics of a system is always greather than Boltzmann Constant K
 
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You really are going to have to restate your question.
Garrulo said:
and that the law that thermodynamics of a system is always greather than Boltzmann Constant K
Some of it just does not make any sense in English.
 

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