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	sciencenoise.org Entropy is a messy concept, especially without equilibrium Most people who pay attention to science know that entropy always increases. But many are unfamiliar with the fine print about when that rule r Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-05-28 15:32:32 Open Document File Size: 102,07 KB Share Result on Facebook / Facility Princeton University / University of Vienna / / IndustryTerm non-equilibrium systems / nonequilibrium systems / energy / / Organization Princeton University / University of Vienna / / Person Tom Siegfried / Max Planck / Jakob Yngvason / Elliott Lieb / / Technology thermodynamics / / URL www.sciencenoise.org / / SocialTag Philosophy of thermal and statistical physics State functions Non-equilibrium thermodynamics Entropy Laws of thermodynamics Second law of thermodynamics Exergy Adiabatic accessibility Entropy in thermodynamics and information theory Thermodynamics

sciencenoise.org Entropy is a messy concept, especially without equilibrium Most people who pay attention to science know that entropy always increases. But many are unfamiliar with the fine print about when that rule rAdd to Reading List