The strong form of Planck's formulation of this statement requires a unity quantum mechanical degeneracy in the ground state.
The strong form of Planck's formulation of this statement requires a unity quantum mechanical degeneracy in the ground state. That formulation was based on a consequence of the Nernst-Simon formulation, which and is a generalization of the Nernst Heat Theorem. This statement says that the limit of the change in (*) entropy for a transformation approaches zero as temperature approaches zero. For 10 points, name this statement whose "unattainability" form states that absolute zero cannot be reached in a finite number of steps.
The strong form of Planck's formulation of this statement requires a unity quantum mechanical degeneracy in the ground state.
{Third Law} of Thermodynamics