US EditionThermodynamics Revisited: Study Solves 120-Year-Old Problem and Corrects One of Einstein's Ideas
UNIVERSITY OF SEVILLE, SPAIN, JUN 17 – Professor José María Martín-Olalla resolves a 120-year-old thermodynamics issue by proving the Nernst theorem's link to the second law, correcting Einstein's earlier interpretation.
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Einstein was wrong: study solves 120-year-old problem and forces revision of laws of thermodynamics
It all stems from Nernst's theorem, also known as the third law of thermodynamics, an experimental observation from 1905 which states that "entropy exchanges tend to zero
Thermodynamics revisited: Study solves 120-year-old problem and corrects one of Einstein's ideas
Nernst's theorem—a general experimental observation presented in 1905 that entropy exchanges tend to zero when the temperature tends to zero—has been directly linked to the second principle of thermodynamics in a paper published in The European Physical Journal Plus, whose sole author is University of Seville professor José Martín-Olalla.
The Professor of Thermodynamics of the University of Seville has explained to El Debate that it is the work that has developed all his life
The research deals with the relationship between Nernst's theorem and the second principle of thermodynamics.
Professor Jos� Mar�a Mart�n-Olalla has clarified the Nernst theorem, formulated in 1905 on the second principle of thermodynamics
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