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Statistical thermodynamics is a field that uses probability to explain and predict thermodynamic behavior.
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'''Uncertainty and thermodynamics''' helps explain why heat always flows to colder places, and why [[entropy]] is ever-increasing.
 
'''Uncertainty and thermodynamics''' helps explain why heat always flows to colder places, and why [[entropy]] is ever-increasing.
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[[Statistical thermodynamics]] is a field that uses [[probability]] to explain and predict [[thermodynamic]] behavior.
 
[[category:thermodynamics]]
 
[[category:thermodynamics]]
 
[[category:uncertainty]]
 
[[category:uncertainty]]
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