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Originally Posted by Qfwfq
Even at maximum entropy, events will still be occurring in detail. This is so, e. g., in a block of lead at thermal equilibrium.
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Is it a true statement to say that maximum entropy will not be reached until all molecular motion has stopped? At absolute zero this should occur, and when all motion has stopped, how is it possible for time to register? Could you explain what events might still occur after maximum entropy has been reached? And if we can define them as events, doesn't that neccessitate some form of motion?
