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Entropy of isolated system during real (irreversible) process:

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About This Question

Subject
physics
Chapter
thermodynamics
Topic
entropy hard
Difficulty
Hard
Year
2025
Tags
EntropyIrreversible

Solution

Correct Answer:

Increases

The Principle of Increase of Entropy states that for any real, spontaneous (irreversible) process in an isolated system, the total entropy always increases.

  • For an ideal, reversible process, .
  • Entropy never decreases in an isolated system. This gives 'time' a direction, as processes always move towards states of higher entropy (and thus higher probability/disorder).

This hard difficulty physics question is from the chapter thermodynamics, covering the topic of entropy hard. It appeared in the 2025 exam.

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