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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-6145-2very few laws of nature have had such wide-ranging implications for the workings of our world: indeed, it has been called “the most important and fundamental idea in the whole of science.” Even Shakespeare understood that the world “wears, sir, as it grows.”

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Introduction,very few laws of nature have had such wide-ranging implications for the workings of our world: indeed, it has been called “the most important and fundamental idea in the whole of science.” Even Shakespeare understood that the world “wears, sir, as it grows.”

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The Laws of Thermodynamics,a natural direction for change in the universe—an “arrow of time”—marked by an ever-decreasing availability of useful energy as measured by ever-increasing entropy. Although the total amount of energy remains fixed (First Law), energy tends to transform itself—to dissipate—into less useful forms (Se

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