> I don't understand it myself; as you say, it's all down to
an increase in entropy. :)
Yes, I think I don't fully understand it either.
I think of it as protons, which are accelerated in the Thermogenin channel
due to the present gradient, because they are so to say attracted by the other side of the membrane,
and that this velocity dissipates through hits on other molecules,
such that the average molecule velocities locally increase, corresponding to increase in temperature.
Or maybe it's totally different :-)
LG
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