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Also known as thermodynamic entropy

fysikalisk tillståndsfunktion

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Entropy is a measure of disorder, randomness, or uncertainty that appears throughout nature and science, from the behavior of heat and molecules to the organization of information. It matters because understanding entropy helps explain fundamental processes in physics, chemistry, biology, economics, and technology—essentially how systems change and evolve across virtually all scientific disciplines.

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Vinony's link graph records 1,243 inbound references to entropi, and connects out to statistical mechanics, byte and state function.

Vinony files it under Asymmetry, Entropy and Extensive quantities.

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Physical quantity.name
Entropy
Physical quantity.unit
joules per kelvin (J⋅K−1)
Physical quantity.symbols
S
Physical quantity.baseunits
kg⋅m2⋅s−2⋅K−1

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Commons category
Entropy
topic's main category
Category:Entropy
opposite of
negentropy
studied by
thermodynamics
different from
enthalpy
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Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
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WikiProject Mathematics
invariant under
isentropic process
has effect
data loss
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Entropi är en fysikalisk tillståndsfunktion, betecknad S. Inom statistisk mekanik kan den ses som ett mått på sannolikheten för att ett system skall inta ett visst tillstånd; inom termodynamik snarare som ett mått på hur mycket av värmeenergin i ett system som inte kan omvandlas till arbete. Entropibegreppet används dessutom inom statistik, informationsteori, psykologi, och teorier om sinnet.

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