Nov. 18, 2021
Two Laws of Thermodynamics
1. The first law, which is also called the conservation law of enegy. It means that energy will neither sunddenly occur nor suddenly disappear. It would just transmit from a form into another form.
2. The second law is that heat will always flow from high temperature to low temperature in natural situation.
Two Laws of Thermodynamics
1. The first law, which is also called the law of conservation law of enegyof mass.
It means that energy will neither sunddenly occur nor suddenly disappearmatter cannot be created or destroyed.
This is the way that we usually say it in English, as energy and mass/matter are equivalent (thanks, Einstein)!
It would just transmitcan only be transformed from aone form into another form.
2. The second law istates that heat will always flow from a high temperature toenvironment to a low temperature in natural situaenvironment under normal conditions.
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1. The first law, which is also called the conservation law of enegy. 1. The first law |
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It means that energy will neither sunddenly occur nor suddenly disappear. It means that This is the way that we usually say it in English, as energy and mass/matter are equivalent (thanks, Einstein)! |
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It would just transmit from a form into another form. It |
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2. The second law is that heat will always flow from high temperature to low temperature in natural situation. 2. The second law |
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