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The Final State of a Thermodynamical System

Authors: Kay zum Felde

The maximium of the entropy $S$ is the final state of a thermodynamical system. This is the second postulate of thermodynamics. The entropy is the measurement of the disorder of a thermodynamical system. The temprature $T$ is becoming a minimum at the final state of a thermodynamical process. \newline There are existing systems which are not following the second postulate of thermodynamics, if we take closer look. For example superconductivity and ferromagnetism. In this paper we are discussing such cases and we postulate a new law of thermodynamics.

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