NEETChemistryThermodynamics (C)
What is entropy, and how does it relate to spontaneous processes?
Options
- AEntropy is a measure of the disorder or chaos in a system, and spontaneous processes tend to increase the syst
- BEntropy is a measure of the energy change in a system, and spontaneous processes tend to decrease the system's
- CEntropy is a measure of the temperature change in a system, and spontaneous processes tend to increase the sys
- DEntropy is a measure of the pressure change in a system, and spontaneous processes tend to decrease the system
Correct answer
A. Entropy is a measure of the disorder or chaos in a system, and spontaneous processes tend to increase the syst
Step-by-step solution
Entropy (denoted as S) is a thermodynamic function that measures the degree of disorder or chaos in a system. Spontaneous processes tend to increase the system's entropy, making it less predictable and more disordered.