Re: 2nd law of thermodynamics in question
- From: jimp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 29 Nov 2006 17:55:02 GMT
Paul <softwarelabus@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Richard,
Richard Herring wrote:
In message <1164728098.025042.99040@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Paul
<softwarelabus@xxxxxxxxx> writes
<snip>
False. Electrons are flowing in _opposite_ directions in the two
conductors of the transmission line, yet the energy flow is all one way.
You appear to have difficulty comprehending this concept. As stated
many times, energy can flow in two directions. Again, at any moment in
time energy is flowing in the direction of electron flow.
Nonsense.
Battery, two wires, light bulb.
As Richard said, electrons are flowing in _opposite_ directions in the two
conductors, yet the energy flow is all one way.
<snip silly momentum babble>
If you know the current then you know how many electrons are flowing,
which is enough information to calculate your energy flux.
Nonsense.
For any given current, the velocity of the electrons making up that
current is dependant upon the medium through which they are flowing.
It is trivial to build a circuit with a given current throughout that
has electron velocities that range from brisk walking speed to just
short of C.
<snip more nonsense>
That's _your_ claim. Now you just have to substantiate it.
Ah, according to your logic everyone must prove everything they say.
The relationship between momentum and energy is well proven. I do not
need to waste my time with your silly questions.
You spout nonsense that contradicts the total knowledge of the planet
and expect it to be taken as a truth without proof; not going to happen.
<snip remaining nonsense>
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