Let’s construct a heat engine that converts heat into mechanical work. The heat engine consists of the next main elements: the working body (gas under the piston), heater, and cooler (fig.1).
Fig. 1. The main elements of the heat engine.
The ideal heat engine is called the heat engine in which the work carried out by the working body and the difference between the amount of heat, received from the heater and allotted into the cooler is equal to:
The ideal is a heat engine, which is a closed cycle ( Carnot’s cycle ) consisting of two isotherms and two adiabats (fig.2).
Fig.2 . Carnot’s cycle
If the heat engine is working on the Carnot cycle, we have the relation:
The quantity 
Integrating the last equality we get the formula for the calculation of the entropy change:
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TASKS
Task 1. Ice with weight m at the temperature T=273 K melts slowly, turning the water at the same temperature. Define the entropy change.
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Task 2. Define the entropy change for isothermal expansion of the oxygen with weight m from the volume 
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Task 3. Define the entropy change of 
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Task 4. Define the entropy change of hydrogen with mass m, heated under isochoric conditions from the temperature
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Task 5. Define the entropy change of water with a weight of m, which is cooled from
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(The tasks have been taken from the book «Elements of Statistical Physics” (author V.D. Shvets), which was published in 2002 by “The University Ukraine” publishing house. This book has Recommendation of Ministry Education of Ukraine № 44 from 14.01.1999. More information can be found at https://ipood-kiev.academia.edu/ValentynaShvets/Books)