Chemistry, asked by Ashu8285, 10 months ago

Why is the entropy of universe constant

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Answered by karan8102
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When this heat death is reached, the Universe will attain a thermodynamic equilibrium and will have maximum entropy (which will essentially be constant). It is common to hear in cosmology that the entropy of the universe is adiabatic (constant) at late times


Ashu8285: But at this time is it increasing
Answered by dpssuman2002
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If we think the whole Universe as a closed system, then the entropy must be constant,according to quantum mechanics. The whole process is reversible, entropy change should be zero. It means that the total entropy of the universe can be constant.

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