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    Conventional thermodynamics explains why sizzling tea will get chilly – however these legal guidelines don’t inform the complete story

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    Heating one thing up will all the time be faster than cooling it down on a microscopic scale, in accordance to a proposed new precept of thermodynamics. The two processes, lengthy regarded as two sides of the identical coin by physicists, seem truly to be fundamentally completely different.

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