This scientist contributed to a theory of electrolysis by suggesting molecules are made up of continually interchanging atoms and that applied electrolytic force does not cause, but simply redirects, the change.
This scientist contributed to a theory of electrolysis by suggesting molecules are made up of continually interchanging atoms and that applied electrolytic force does not cause, but simply redirects, the change. He did much work on the theory of the steam engine, leading to a formulation of a concept he called dissipation of available energy. In a paper published in 1850 he stated, "heat cannot of itself pass from a colder to a hotter body," which led to the concept of entropy. FTP, name this German physicist, who is credited with the formulation of the second law of thermodynamics.
This scientist contributed to a theory of electrolysis by suggesting molecules are made up of continually interchanging atoms and that applied electrolytic force does not cause, but simply redirects, the change.
Rudolf {Clausius} [CLOW-see-us]