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    First Vs. Second law of thermodynamics

    I couldn't understand how you say methane has more entropy than it's components. In this formula 2H2+C-->CH4 We have 3 mole of reactions and mole of production. so obviously methane has less entropy than 2 hydrogen molecules and 1 carbon and tends to break it's bond. If temperature be enough...
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    First Vs. Second law of thermodynamics

    According to below site: http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/Therm/entrop.html Concept of entropy is that nature tends from order to disorder in isolated systems. Now you said me which one is more disorder? a) a isolated vacuum room with a methane molecules (this figure) b) a isolated...
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    First Vs. Second law of thermodynamics

    A gas molecule is made of atoms. we have permission for talking about entropy of it's atoms in the room. Therefore, are you saying we couldn't understand a isolated vacuum room with a methane molecule inside it thermodynamically? If true, is there any approach in physics for understanding and...
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    First Vs. Second law of thermodynamics

    My question is how does it get energy? there is nothing in the room except a methane molecule. there isn't any photons. there isn't any atoms.there isn't any molecules. room is like a vacuum and room is isolated. room can not exchange any matter and energy. breaking bond means violate first law.
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    First Vs. Second law of thermodynamics

    Hello Pf's members Suppose we isolated a methane's molecule at a room with 213 kelvin. According to second law, methane's molecule tends to break it's bond for reaching whole system (methane's molecule and surroundings) to maximum entropy. On the other hand for breaking these bonds we need...
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    A charged particle entering a magnetic field at an angle -- is work done?

    therefore for changing motion of object in direction we always don't have to expend (or gain) energy?
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    A charged particle entering a magnetic field at an angle -- is work done?

    EVEN If the electron enters the field at an angle to the field direction, magnetic force remains perpendicular to the velocity?
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    A charged particle entering a magnetic field at an angle -- is work done?

    Hello PF's members I know a magnetic field doesn't work on charged particles if magnetic field being perpendicular to the velocity of the particles. also i know magnetic field doesn't work if a charged particle enters with right angle into the field. But suppose that a charged particle like...
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    Is the Random Mutation Problem in Evolution a Valid Criticism?

    http://www.evolutionnews.org/2014/10/a_reader_asks_c090811.html I know it, But i said we need a genetic code for making a functional protein. The probability of generate this code by random mutation is 1 in 1074? 1.All of proteins in organisms that selected by evolution are a functional...
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    Is the Random Mutation Problem in Evolution a Valid Criticism?

    1.Above sentence means in 1074 mutations(Events) just one of them could make a functional protein and that mutation is beneficial? 2.Is above sentence similar to "Hoyle's calculation of the Odds of Life", thus the criticism against Hoyle's idea can apply to above sentence? Like this:
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    What was the role of Hawking Radiation in the early universe?

    Read here: At the plank time the radius of universe is the plank length of 1.6 * 10-35 and the Planck temprature is 1032K...
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    What was the role of Hawking Radiation in the early universe?

    If i put my mass (60 kg) at this formula we don't get 1032K.
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    What was the role of Hawking Radiation in the early universe?

    Because c and k are constant in this formula.
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    What was the role of Hawking Radiation in the early universe?

    Temperature of universe at Planck time was 10^32 K. http://www.uni.edu/morgans/astro/course/Notes/section3/bigbang.html If mass of universe was more than Planck mass, the temperature of universe couldn't be 10^32 K. Planck mass times c square gives us Planck energy.
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    What was the role of Hawking Radiation in the early universe?

    Amount of Planck energy is 1.956 * 10^9 J. Was this total energy of universe at plank time at big bang cosmology model? It's clear this amount of energy is not enough for making our solar system, even it's not enough for making mass of me ( 60 kg ). Should we postulate energy increase in the...
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