Flanders and Swann attempted to illustrate it with a box filed with tangled wires; only by moving them outside the box could they become untangled.
Flanders and Swann attempted to illustrate it with a box filed with tangled wires; only by moving them outside the box could they become untangled. Kelvin and Planck defined it for a device that operates on cycles working form a single reservoir, but more famous is the 1871 thought experiment, debunked by Szilárd and Bennett, that attempted to create a system without energy inputs such that the overall organization increased. In 1850, Clausius gave the canonical definition that heat does not spontaneously aggregate for – for ten points– what law of thermodynamics that states that entropy only increases with time?
Flanders and Swann attempted to illustrate it with a box filed with tangled wires; only by moving them outside the box could they become untangled.
Second law of thermodynamics