IN: What happens next?

How to study the phenomenon of light as a nonequilbirum state of matter
Understand how thermodynamic systems are categorized.
Thermodynamic systems in nature are divided into two types. One is systems that are at equilibrium state with the environment and the other is systems that are in a state of nonequilibrium with the surroundings.

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- On earth, nature has a preference for systems that are at an equilibrium state with the surrounding. This is so due to the principle of minimum energy that every object in the universe aspires to have.
- For example, gas rising in temperature throughout the day can be divided into microorganisms in the environment. For example, gas rising in temperature in the atmosphere can be divided into molecules in the environment.
- Equilibrium is fundamental in thermodynamics. Other systems include stars, planets, and oceans.
- Learn about the term " rock hydrodynamics ". Rock hydrodynamics refers to the transfer of water to the earth's surface.

OUT: On earth, nature has a preference for systems that are at an equilibrium state with the surrounding. This is so due to the principle of minimum energy that every object in the universe aspires to have.

IN: What happens next?

A man is shown applying tact to the back of a piece of tile. After, he beings to apply it down on the floor until it is covered. another box

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- appears with flags on it.
- is was shown and.
- is shown and the three men then explain the technique.
- is then opened and the process is continued.

OUT: is then opened and the process is continued.

IN: What happens next?

Lights are turning on over a swimming pool. a man

OPTIONS:
- stands on a diving board next to the pool.
- is water skiing in a pool.
- is standing in the pool with a racket.
- is seen sitting in the water next to a waxes.

OUT:
stands on a diving board next to the pool.