| The zeroth law of thermodynamics is commonly expressed as heat flowing from hot to cold objects. |
| Only in the nineteenth century did the study of energy come of age, with the invention of the branch of physics known as thermodynamics. |
| It's a law of thermodynamics, and no one has ever witnessed a sustained violation of it. |
| Neither has the second law of thermodynamics nor the universal law of gravitation. |
| Prior theoretical studies on the net contribution of electrostatics to the thermodynamics of binding have shown contradictory results. |
| He taught thermodynamics and statistical mechanics in a very elegant fashion. |
