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my chemistry teacher was talking about how strange it is that the general law of entropy is that any system over time becomes more disordered however the universe seems to be becoming more orderly from the big bang, but then I am thinking does't a chemical reaction go through a similar route, when 2 reactants are in transition state...theyre in like a state of disorder and usually the products formed are more stable and ordered, and I am thinking prephaps the universe is becoming more stable?
also i heard that the 'arrow of time' flows in the direction of increasing entropy, so if our universe is becoming more orderly doesn't that suggest that the 'arrow of time' is flowing backwards. I am really interested in learning more.
I'd appreciate any clarification and suggested websites that include
entropy
chaos theory
anything you think maybe related and helpful.
thanks!
btw I am a second year 6th form student, not too complicated websites please :)
also i heard that the 'arrow of time' flows in the direction of increasing entropy, so if our universe is becoming more orderly doesn't that suggest that the 'arrow of time' is flowing backwards. I am really interested in learning more.
I'd appreciate any clarification and suggested websites that include
entropy
chaos theory
anything you think maybe related and helpful.
thanks!
btw I am a second year 6th form student, not too complicated websites please :)
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