Entropy and Pressure
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Entropy and Pressure
When pressure increases, does entropy decrease? If so can someone please explain why? Thanks in advance.
Re: Entropy and Pressure
I think that when pressure increases, volume decreases and when volume decreases entropy also decreases.
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Re: Entropy and Pressure
Entropy increases as a system gets bigger, meaning that the opposite is also true (a smaller volume means entropy decreases). When we are talking about pressure and temperature we are usually talking about a closed system with a piston, so if a piston compresses and increases pressure, volume is decreased and entropy is therefore also decreased
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