Chemistry, 05.10.2019 17:00 dianamachado14

Why doesn’t a broken wineglass spontaneously fix itself, from a thermodynamic point of view?
1.) fixing a wineglass is an endothermic change, requiring lots of heat.
2.) fixing a wineglass requires a large increase in entropy.
3.) fixing a wineglass requires a large decrease in entropy.
4.) fixing a wineglass is an exothermic change, producing lots of heat.

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