<prompt> Hlalosa molao oa bobeli oa thermodynamics.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain the second law of thermodynamics. . Response in English: The second law of thermodynamics, also known as the law of entropy, states that the total entropy, or disorder, of an isolated system always increases over time, or remains constant in the case of an ideal reversible process. This means that the natural tendency of energy is to dissipate and spread out, rather than being concentrated in one place. This can be observed in many natural processes such as the flow of heat from a hot object to a cooler one, or the gradual wearing down of a mechanical system over time. Simply put, the second law of thermodynamics states that it is impossible for energy to flow spontaneously from a colder body to a hotter body, and that all energy transfers will eventually reach a state of equilibrium. This law has many implications for systems involving heat and work, and it helps to explain the natural direction of many processes in the physical world. . Response in Sesotho: Molao oa bobeli oa thermodynamics, oo hape o tsejoang e le molao oa entropy, o bolela hore kakaretso ea entropy, kapa boloetse, ea tsamaiso e ka thōko e lula e eketseha ha nako e ntse e ea, kapa e lula e le teng tabeng ea mokhoa o nepahetseng oa ho khutlisetsoa morao. Sena se bolela hore tloaelo ea tlhaho ea matla ke ho qhalana le ho hasana, ho e-na le ho tsepamisa mohopolo sebakeng se le seng. Sena se ka bonoa litsebetsong tse ngata tsa tlhaho tse kang ho phalla ha mocheso ho tloha nthong e chesang ho ea ho e pholileng, kapa ho senyeha butle-butle ha mochine ha nako e ntse e ea. Ka mantsoe a bonolo, molao oa bobeli oa thermodynamics o bolela hore ho ke ke ha khoneha hore matla a phalle ka boithaopo ho tloha meleng o batang ho ea ho mele o chesang haholo, le hore matla ohle a fetisetsoang a tla qetella a fihlile boemong ba ho lekana. Molao ona o na le litlamorao tse ngata bakeng sa litsamaiso tse amanang le mocheso le mosebetsi, me o thusa ho hlalosa tataiso ea tlhaho ea litsebetso tse ngata lefatšeng la mele. 