The Laws of Thermodynamics

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<smallcaps>To: Mr. Kraus <[email protected]> From: Dr. Jones <[email protected]></smallcaps> ------------------

<indent=5%>Hello Mr. Kraus!I was just e-mailing you after our little chat today to pass along something you might like to read - I think you'll find it super useful in your research!</indent>

<indent=10%>FIRST LAW</indent> <indent=15%>Energy can neither be created or destroyed, only change forms.</indent>

<indent=10%>SECOND LAW</indent> <indent=15%>Entropy in an isolated system that is not in equilibrium tends to increase over time, approaching the maximum value at equilibrium.</indent>

<indent=10%>THIRD LAW</indent> <indent=15%>Entropy in a system approaches a constant minimum as temperature approaches absolute zero.</indent>

<indent=10%>ZEROTH LAW</indent> <indent=15%>If two thermodynamic systems are in thermal equilibrium with a third, then they are in thermal equilibrium with each other.</indent>

<indent=5%> If this is too complicated for you, you can come by to chat. I'd be thrilled to answer your questions. ;)</indent>

XOXO, Dr. Jones Information and Statistics Department The Gravitas Facility ------------------