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50. Which outcome breaks the second law of thermodynamics? a. the universe loses energy b. a
puzzle falls to pieces when dropped c. the universe gains matter d. a cold object spontaneously
heats a warm object when in contact.
51. Which is true for a spontaneous process in a system? (a) heat is consumed (b) heat is
released to the surrounding (c) heat can be consumed or released (d) heat stays a constant
52. Which is true for a spontaneous process in a system? (a) the system becomes more
disordered (b) the system could become more or less disordered (c) the system becomes more
ordered (d) disorder of the system remains constant
53. Which is true for a spontaneous process in a system? (a) the surrounding becomes more
disordered (b) the surrounding could become more or less disordered (c) the surrounding
becomes more ordered (d) disorder of the surrounding remains constant
54. When change happens, the entropy of the universe must (a) increase (b) decrease (c) increase
or decrease (d) stay constant
55. When change happens, the entropy of the surrounding must (a) increase (b) decrease (c)
increase or decrease (d) stay constant

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