2nd Law of Thermodynamics vs e

The amount of useful energy does not decrease among living things but is recycled. Water molecules have high cohesion that produces surface tension. Without cohesion, plants would not have been able to survive. They can break but the energy (protons, electrons) goes elsewhere to another molecule and bond. All chemical bonds have energy that cannot be broken down. If the second law of thermodynamics contributed to evolution, life in general could not exist over this amount of time because the energy would decrease constantly until none was left. Bodies of all organisms use the same basic types of molecules; therefore can evolve without loss of energy. es concentrated energy, which increases entropy. Living things have mandatory needs in order to live including energy.

The second law of thermodynamics can portray a contradictory perspective of evolution but the source of energy must be considered.

A specific point to prove the theory of evolution is cohesion of water and molecules. Energy is everywhere and in everything. Water molecules including other molecules contain chemical bonds. This enables plants to retain water molecules that are “chained”.