All things trend toward disorder. When cups of hot milk are left on the table for a long period of time, the drinks cool to the temperature of their surroundings by losing their heat. The cooling processes occurs naturally without any external aid and is unidirectional. The flow of heat is brought about by the temperature difference. How can you relate the second law of thermodynamics in this process?

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