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Is there a change in entropy in purely mechanical motion?

Is there a change in entropy in purely mechanical motion?

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Aditi Chauhan
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7 years ago
No, there is no change in entropy in a purely mechanical motion.
In a purely mechanical motion of a system, the thermodynamic parameter heat content and temperature of the system will not change. This signifies that the process is reversible. But in a reversible process the change in entropy of the system is always remains constant. Therefore, there is no change in entropy in a purely mechanical motion

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