What is not brought into equilibrium when entropy increases?

Chemistry

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saveliy_v [14]2 years ago

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Available energy for work is not brought into equilibrium when entropy increases

The entropy of a system ( isolated ) will continue to increase until the system attains equilibrium. but as the entropy increases the available useful energy for work will decrease making some initially available energy to be become unavailable.

The entropy increases until a system(s) will be brought into equilibrium but the available/transferred energy is not brought into equilibrium instead available energy continues to decrease as entropy increases towards equilibrium.

Hence we can conclude that Available energy is not brought into equilibrium when entropy increases

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