The conversion of high quality stored energy to low quality thermal energy throughout the production of electricity from fossil fuels most exemplifies

A the first law of thermodynamics

B the law of conservation of energy

C the second law of thermodynamics

D the third law of thermodynamics

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Nylah House

Chemistry

16 January, 16:58

The conversion of high quality stored energy to low quality thermal energy throughout the production of electricity from fossil fuels most exemplifies

A the first law of thermodynamics

B the law of conservation of energy

C the second law of thermodynamics

D the third law of thermodynamics

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Kyla Brady · Answer 1

the second law of thermodynamics

Answer: Option C.

Explanation:

The second law of thermodynamics talks about the concept of entropy. This second law of thermodynamics says that the process or a reaction is always spontaneous.

The second law states about the transformation of energy from one form to the other form of energy. It also talks about that the difference in the temperature, difference in the pressure tends to get equal after a particular period of time.

The conversion of high quality stored energy to low quality thermal energy throughout the production of electricity from fossil fuels most exemplifiesA the first law of thermodynamicsB the law of conservation of energyC the second law of thermodynamicsD the third law of thermodynamics

The conversion of high quality stored energy to low quality thermal energy throughout the production of electricity from fossil fuels most exemplifies

A the first law of thermodynamics

B the law of conservation of energy

C the second law of thermodynamics

D the third law of thermodynamics