A closed, isolated system is in equilibrium. Which of the following statements will NOT be true? O a. The entropy of the system can only increase O b. The mass of the system will remain constant O C. The energy of the system will remain constant O d. The system will be adiabatic Oe. There will be no chemical reactions occurring in the system

A closed, isolated system is in equilibrium. Which of the following statements will NOT be true? O a. The entropy of the system can only increase O b. The mass of the system will remain constant O C. The energy of the system will remain constant O d. The system will be adiabatic Oe. There will be no chemical reactions occurring in the system

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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