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The principle of entropy increase: Adiabatic process: dS≥0 ">" means irreversible. "=" means reversible process Isolated system: dS≥0 “>” means irreversible and spontaneous “=" means reversible Closed system: dS≥Q/T "> means irreversible "=" means reversible
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entropy
concept
nature
State function, design a reversible process to calculate
The absolute value after entropy cannot be determined, only the change ΔS can be calculated
Only the heat temperature quotient of a reversible process can be called entropy
Clausius inequality
dS≥△Q/T ">" is used for irreversible processes "=" is reversible processes
significance
1.dS represents the entropy change when going from state A to state B, regardless of the path.
2.T is the ambient temperature, △Q is the thermal effect in the actual process
The principle of entropy increase
Adiabatic process: dS≥0 ">" means irreversible. "=" means reversible process
Isolated system: dS≥0 “>” means irreversible and spontaneous “=" means reversible
Closed system: dS≥Q/T "> means irreversible "=" means reversible
Calculation and Application of Entropy Change
Isothermal process
Isothermal process of rational gases
Isothermal mixing process of rational gases
phase change process
temperature change process
Isobaric process
isovolumetric process
Entropy and energy degradation
Energy degradation: The total value of energy remains unchanged but part of the energy in the system loses the ability to do work due to the increase in entropy.
The energy stored in a high-temperature object and the energy stored in a low-temperature object are the same in quantity but different in quality