On a certain type of thermodynamic diagram, lines along which this quantity is constant are given by an expression in which one quantity is raised to the ratio of specific hea
On a certain type of thermodynamic diagram, lines along which this quantity is constant are given by an expression in which one quantity is raised to the ratio of specific heats; those lines are called adiabats. The difference between the Gibbs free energy and the enthalpy is equal to this quantity times temperature, to which it is conjugate. This quantity can be measured in units of Boltzmann's constant, which is the proportionality factor relating it to the logarithm of the number of available microstates. This quantity is non-decreasing, according to the second law of thermodynamics. For 10 points, name this quantity that is a measure of disorder.
On a certain type of thermodynamic diagram, lines along which this quantity is constant are given by an expression in which one quantity is raised to the ratio of specific heats; those lines are called adiabats.
entropy [prompt on "S"]