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When you put water in the ice tray in the freezer, water becomes ice. Ice is more ordered than water. Is this a violation of Second Law of Thermodynamics
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When you put water in the ice tray in the freezer, water becomes ice. Ice is more ordered than water. Is this a violation of Second Law of Thermodynamics

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No because the heat that moved out of the water to make ice caused an even greater disorder in the environment around it.

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