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So if it's not spontaneous the total entropy is negative??
Sp if it's Spontaneous the total entropy is positive?
Original post by Hazel99
Question 1a
So if it's not spontaneous the total entropy is negative??
Sp if it's Spontaneous the total entropy is positive?
Question 1a
So if it's not spontaneous the total entropy is negative??
Sp if it's Spontaneous the total entropy is positive?
Correct.
Entropy is nature's arrow - it must always increase.
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