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Define the entropy of a system with only a single microstate?

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Below are the statements about entropy. Identify the correct statement.

  1. There is no change in entropy for a reversible process

  2. Entropy for an irreversible process always decreases

  3. The unit of entropy is KJ/mol

  4. Entropy of an isolated system always decreases

Choose the correct statement in relation to the first law of thermodynamics.

  1. This law states that the entropy of a system at absolute zero temperature remains zero

  2. This law states that energy always remains conserved

  3. This law states that the entropy of a system depends upon temperature and pressure conditions

  4. This law states that a machine can work continuously with 100 % output.

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Among the following statements, which statement finds the logical consequence of the second law of thermodynamics?

  1. This law states that the entropy of an isolated system always increases or equal to zero but can never decrease

  2. This law is a relationship between the energy and the internal energy of a system

  3. This law states that entropy attains a constant value at absolute zero temperature

  4. This law states enthalpy of a closed system is a point function

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