edthecynic
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Position and momentum have NOTHING to do with entropy.You see, you just throw out concepts you understand nothing about trying to sound authoritative when you pontificate.We don't know the answer because Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle.So what is the entropy of a stable atom?????
Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle regarding atoms says the more accurately you know the position of an electron, the less accurately you know its direction. It has NOTHING to do with entropy.
Try to lie again.
No, it's position and momentum... and if you can't know those, you can't measure the absolute value of entropy.
Admit it you know nothing about entropy or the uncertainty principle.
Momentum equals mass times velocity, the mass of an electron is known and the velocity of an electron for each orbital is known. So what is so uncertain about the momentum of an electron????
Fuuuuuuck! Okay, I give up! You WIN! You've convinced me! Entropy can equal zero, therefore, the physical universe is eternal and everlasting in a pristine godlike state of divinity! God is the everlasting universe and the everlasting universe is God! BRAVO!
I didn't give you a winner award because I think you richly deserve a much higher award... maybe even some sort of hat or crown?
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