1. What is the second law of thermodynamics?

A. During an energy conversion, no energy is converted to heat and lost.

B. During an energy conversion, some energy is converted to heat and lost.

C. During an energy conversion, all of the energy is converted to heat and lost.

D. During an energy conversion, all of the energy is destroyed or used up.

Question

1. What is the second law of thermodynamics?
		
A. During an energy conversion, no energy is converted to heat and lost.
		
B. During an energy conversion, some energy is converted to heat and lost.
		
C. During an energy conversion, all of the energy is converted to heat and lost.
		
D. During an energy conversion, all of the energy is destroyed or used up.

exoticinspirit · Answer

The second law is Energies can flow  (equilibrate)