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Entropy Rises with Temperature
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Raising a substance's temperature raises its entropy, since particles access a broader spread of kinetic energies at higher temperature.
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Cooking oil at 200 °C has higher entropy than the same oil sample at 110 °C.
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Treating heating across a phase change as if entropy rose smoothly with temperature alone misses the large, discontinuous jump at the transition itself.