When temperature is high, this less entropic state, they ram into each other, and they'll become more entropic.

When temperature is high, entropy matters a lot.

So when temperature is high, entropy matters.

Such a random jumble of letters is said to have a very high entropy.

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But let's say I lose entropy.

You've heard of entropy.

But let's say I lose entropy.

He said, well, entropy increases because there are many, many more ways for the universe to be high entropy, rather than low entropy.

The reason why entropy increases is simply because there are many more ways to be high entropy than to be low entropy.

We have delta S, our change in entropy.

So it's not that entropy must always increase you can get fluctuations into lower entropy, more organized situations.

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In this situation, entropy was negative.

So positive entropy should make my whole expression more negative, so maybe we should subtract entropy.

That's the region where entropy is low.

We have more disorder, more entropy.

So it seems like entropy matters somewhat.

Boltzmann explained that if you start with low entropy, it's very natural for it to increase because there's more ways to be high entropy.

We've seen that entropy is related to the number of particles we have.

So we know that positive entropy is something good for spontaneity.

When temperature is low, entropy doesn't matter.

Here's a graph that plots the entropies of a whole bunch of sequences.

This is a situation where we're going to be more entropic after the reaction.

So what if we just scaled entropy by temperature?

Information, too, can be measured and compared using a measurement called 'entropy.'

But what if our delta S, what if our entropy goes down?

The entropy pool ran empty. The key generation process is stalled until enough entropy is present. You can generate entropy e. g. by moving the mouse or typing at the keyboard. The easiest way is by using another application until the key generation continues.

I mean, I'm not saying the law of entropy is wrong it's not.

And Boltzmann's contribution was that he helped us understand entropy.

What he didn't explain was why the entropy was ever low in the first place.

If entropy is negative, this also kind of speaks to the idea that if entropy is negative, it kind of makes the reaction a little less spontaneous.

And then if we go to the negative enthalpy, positive entropy, so we're releasing energy, so this is negative, and our entropy is increasing our entropy, we're getting more disordered then this becomes a negative as well.

Yet friction produces heat and thus an increase in entropy which measures the amount of energy that cannot be used to perform work and it therefore distinguishes past from future. The increase in entropy the second law of thermodynamics is the only law of nature that makes this fundamental distinction.

So he says I'm not going to do the accent he says, For some reason, the universe, at one time, had a very low entropy for its energy content, and since then the entropy has increased.

An egg, an unbroken egg, is a low entropy configuration, and yet, when we open our refrigerator, we do not go, Hah, how surprising to find this low entropy configuration in our refrigerator.

If the universe is not a fluctuation, why did the early universe have a low entropy?

Entropy means that everything in the world, everything, is in a state of decline and decay, the arch.

It's a deep tendency toward order in nature that opposes what we've all been taught about entropy.

As you may know, the entire world operates on a universal law entropy, the second law of thermodynamics.

This kind of a sequence is said to have a very low entropy because there's no variation at all.

This says that entropy, which is a measure of the disorder of a system, will always increase.