Abstract
Living organism is the open system, in which chemical substances are taken from the external system and excreted. Let the free energy taken and excreted be Z1 and Z2 respectively, then the change of the free energy of the organism is
\dotGk=Z1−Z2−D, (4.5)
where D is the free energy used to maintain life or for external work W. Ga be the free energy of the external system, then −\dotGa=Z1−Z2 and the second law may by written in the form
\dotGa+\dotGk=−D<0. (4.8)
On the other hand \dotGk can be written in the form
\dotGk=R−Dr, (5.7)
where
R=Z1−Z2−W−Df,Dr=D−W−Df (5.6)
and Df is the energy loss in our body. This is the fundamental equation of thermodynamics of life. R is the repair of free energy of the organism and Dr is its depreciation.