Entropy, in thermodynamics, is a measure of the degree of randomness or disorderliness of a system. It has units of energy per temperature. So, we calculate it by dividing the total heat in the system by the temperature. We do as follows:
Entropy = 437 J / 321 K = 1.36 J/K
LIquid adapts to the shape of the container, however gas spreads out freely
Answer:
Because this pole is different from the original pole that magnetized the paperclips, the top paperclip will become demagnetized in the opposite direction and the bottom paperclip will be repelled away
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