Preposition: of

• hydration: Small ions are strongly hydrated, with small or negative entropies of hydration, creating local order and higher local density.

• activation: Outline how you would obtain the entropy of activation from these data.

• universe: What is the change in entropy of the universe?

• hole: An example of its success is in determining the entropy of a black hole.

Converse of object

• calculate: Calculating entropy is easy enough with a calculator provided it has an ln button.

• increase: The activity of an organic process is the rate at which it increases the thermodynamic entropy of the universe.

• reduce: The small boy who built the sandcastle reduced the entropy in a localized area by doing work.

• call: Things tend to move toward disorder I think its called entropy or something that's Isaac's law.

Adjective modifier

• configurational: D S itself can be separated into 2 components: Thermal entropy, Configurational entropy.

• molar: It is shown that thermal entropy can be given by: ( 3 ) where D S v is the molar thermal entropy.

• topological: If the braid formed by the rods has positive topological entropy, then material lines must grow exponentially, ensuring chaos.

• thermodynamic: The activity of an organic process is the rate at which it increases the thermodynamic entropy of the universe.

• gravitational: I showed how gravitational entropy can be defined in general.

• maximum: Combining probabilistic logic programming with the power of maximum entropy.

Modifies a noun

• bottleneck: At higher energies, where there is no entropy bottleneck, this time scale separation disappears altogether.

• decrease: If it becomes more ordered, its entropy decreases.

• change: What is the overall entropy change for the total process?

• maximum: For this PES, equilibration occurs initially at large values of l and proceeds away from the Landau entropy maximum.

• production: Does the living system tend toward the minimum of entropy production and maximum efficiency?

• principle: Gibbs potential - minimum property derived from entropy increase principle.