thermodynamics of cores.2nd law breach?

[profitis]

@milehigh..ok i,l try put some parameters here.lets say weve designed the circuit to tailor-suit the properties of gadolinium and just got it right so that the temperature does drop below its curie point(easy to believe because the heat re-intake speed has to keep up with an almost instantaneous cessation of current in the core wires when switched off and thus necesarily much faster collapse of magnetic field than initial build-up of magnetic field)and thus goes from a paramagnetic material into a ferromagnetic material(greater order).so the order of our gadolinium atoms drasticly increase due to this extremely fast drop in temp(happens so fast we cannot perceive it).now we need a GREATER intake of heat than we exhausted to overcome this spontaneous increase of order of dipoles in our core and restore them to original random state.in other words we created a sinkhole for ambient heat with no expenditure of energy.the brief ferromagnetic  state giving a stronger induction at moment of collapse than during paramagnetic buildup,what do you think so far milehigh.. 

[profitis]

@milehigh its analogous to compressing a gas in a syringe then releasing the plunger,BUT,the order of gas molecules spontaneously increase at moment of  decompression requiring MORE heat intake than was exhausted out the syringe in the first place.what do you think.

[orbut 3000]

Why do you use "spaces" in between words, but not after punctuation? 

I/THINK/IT:S/TO/ANNOY/READERS%

[profitis]

@markdansie..more like quantum magic here.i did tell you the reason in one of the threads,she refused to listen to my thermodynamic corrections..like so many others here.i might give her a shout soon and see how shes doing.maybe she,l listen to me now.

[markdansie]

I would not count on you trying to reason with her , but maybe?
Anyway if you want your imagination fired read this.
MH do not tell me off for encouraging them lol
Mark


http://revolution-green.com/2013/07/03/magnetic-breakthrough-for-experimentors/