>>10889041Entropy, despite popular definition, is not at all related to "order" or "disorder." It is the number of thermodynamic microstates an isolated system has at any given time. When the number of microstates is at its minimum, entropy at its minimum. When the number microstates is at its maximum value, entropy is said to be at its maximum.
The best analogy I can think of is distributing change equal to a dollar between a group of people. You could simply hand one person a dollar bill, which would be considered minimum entropy, or you could split the dollar into pennies and then share it among everyone, in which entropy would be considered at maximum.
