Why are real, observable changes not considered to be thermodynamically reversible processes?

Name: Why are real, observable changes not considered to be thermodynamically reversible processes?
Uploaded: 2023-06-10T00:48:44-08:00
Duration: 1 min 33 s
Channel: Numerade
Description: Why are real, observable changes not considered to be thermodynamically reversible processes?

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David Collins · Answer

With the introduction to thermodynamically reversible processes, it mentions an example of a cyl

David Collins · Answer

For this question, it mentions that in theory, all reactions are reversible, but in practice, so

David Collins · Answer

Question 21 asks, how can a process have a negative entropy for the system and still be spontane

Adi S · Answer

According to the given question, the question asks why engineers are interested in reversible pr

Vipender Yadav · Answer

So here in this problem we have to explain that why engineers are interested in reversible proce

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Why are real, observable changes not considered to be thermodynamically reversible processes?

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