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state some points on second law of thermodynamics

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 </p><p> NASA  \: The  \: second  \: law  \: states \:  that  \\ there \:  exists \:  a \:  useful  \: state  \: variable \:  \\  called  \: entropy  \: S. \:  The \:  change \:  in  \: entropy \\  delta \:  S  \: is \:  equal  \: to  \: the  \: heat \:  transfer \:  delta  \:  \\ Q  \: divided \:  by  \: the  \: temperature \:  T.  \: An  \: \\  example  \: of \:  a \:  reversible \:  process \:  is \:  ideally  \:  \\ forcing  \: a \:  flow \:  through \:  a \:  constricted  \: pipe.</p><p>

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