01 January 1970 0 7K Report

The second law of thermodynamics must be satisfied in order to hold true

1,Hydrostatic equilibrium pa=pb+ro*g*hab

2,Fluctuation equilibrium (dp/dv)/V @ a=@ b

It is impossible to satisfy both at the same time. The second law of thermodynamics is incorrect. Please refer to the following text and pictures for details.

*****************

1,pa=pb+ro*g*hab,(dp/dv)/v@a>@b=>

2,δpa>δpb=>

3,δE @a >@b =>

4,δE from a to b=>

5,Ta

6,the Second Law of Thermodynamics Law is end.

(δ--Fluctuation )

This situation can occur,

The mixture of CO2 and H2 in a gravitational field has a high concentration of CO2 at the bottom of the container (point a) and a high concentration of "dp/dv"/v, while the concentration of CO2 at the top of the container is low (point b) and a low concentration of "dp/dv"/v. According to the above logic, Ta

More Bo Miao's questions See All
Similar questions and discussions