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Diffusion as an example of entropy increase and the associated lost opportunity to perform work

In any irreversible process the amount of energy made unavailable to perform work equals T Delta S, where T is the temperature of the lowest temperature reservoir available and Delta S is the entropy change of the closed system. That the application of this concept is not restricted to processes involving heat flow or temperature differences is here illustrated by considering the diffusive mixing of ideal gases.