Question

Is there any example of a real-life system which violates the “third law” of thermodynamics while remaining at equilibrium?

Answer 1

❍ Third law of Thermodynamics :

• → Yes ; there are example of a real-life system which violates the “third law” of thermodynamics while remaining at equilibrium.

• → At absolute zero the internal energy of the system would be zero since temperature is proportional to internal energy.

❍ Statement of This law :

• → This law states that the entropy of a crystal of a pure substance reaches zero as the temperature reaches zero.

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Answer 2

$\sf\pink{Third \: law \: of \: Thermodynamics :}$

❥ Yes ; there are example of a real-life system which violates the “third law” of thermodynamics while remaining at equilibrium.

❥ At absolute zero the internal energy of the system would be zero since temperature is proportional to internal energy.

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$\sf \blue{Statement \: of \: This \: law :}$

❥ This law states that the entropy of a crystal of a pure substance reaches zero as the temperature reaches zero.

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