Basically I agree with Hamhead, you're talking crap.
hamhead wrote: Along your line of logic:
Ice is a higher state of order than water. Water has more entropy than ice. You can not decrease entropy, as it is always increasing Therefore, water can not become ice because entropy is always increasing.
erm, correct me if I'm wrong but ice is in a higher state of order than water. You CAN'T decrease entropy (except perhaps through the 2nd Law of black hole dynamics) In a closed system, water can't become ice. so, were you drunk or what ?
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Basically I agree with Hamhead, you're talking crap.
hamhead wrote:
Along your line of logic:
Ice is a higher state of order than water.
Water has more entropy than ice.
You can not decrease entropy, as it is always increasing
Therefore, water can not become ice because entropy is always increasing.
erm, correct me if I'm wrong but ice is in a higher state of order than water.
You CAN'T decrease entropy (except perhaps through the 2nd Law of black hole dynamics)
In a closed system, water can't become ice.
so, were you drunk or what ?