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== Entropy and Thermodynamics ==
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The Second Law of Thermodynamics holds that entropy never decreases.  If it remains constant during a process, then the process can be reversed without a loss in energy.  More typically, such as the popping of a balloon, entropy increases and the process is not reversible.
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Physicists provide a rudimentary equation for infinitesimal entropy as follows:
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:<math>dS  = \frac{\delta q}{T}</math>
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