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Doubt regarding proof of Clausius Inequality.
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[QUOTE="Let'sthink, post: 5457292, member: 563429"] Firstly I am not understanding your difficulty. But here I raise two points of views: 1. There cannot be any proof of Clausius inequality as it is the fundamental axiom in the theory of thermodynamics. One can only relate it to other popular statements of laws of thermodynamics. 2.The ideal reservoirs returning to its original state is also not true in the strictest possible sense because we can go on depositing heat or extracting heat from it and it remains in the same state, one does not know what does it mean totally but only one aspect we know its temperature does not change because of assumed infinite thermal capacity. That is why these heat transfers are considered reversible. [/QUOTE]
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