Answer:
yes because,namics, entropy is a property of the equilibrium states of a system. These are. defined by macroscopic variables such as pressure, temperature and density. The entropy of an equilibrium state can be empirically defined, up to an. additive constant, by selecting a reference state O, and defining the entropy of.
one of the most inviolable laws in the universe is the second law of thermodynamics: that in any physical system, where nothing is exchanged with the outside environment, entropy always increases. this is true not only of a closed system within our universe, but of the entire universe itself
