explain entropy change during phase change
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every system in the universe experiences entropy change
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every particle has tendency to lower their entropy
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The entropy of a system undergoing a phase transition increases if the phase transition is towards higher internal energy (e.g., melting) and decreases if the phase transition is towards lower internal energy (e.g., freezing). The change in the entropy of the surroundings is of opposite sign.
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