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This work deals with the relationships between mass, energy, entropy, and time as a basis for the reformulation of gravity, the electromagnetic field and the interactions of particles in quantum mechanics, and was based on the scientific article of the same authorship of this work. Its content explores the unification between the relationships of particles, in quantum mechanics, and of large bodies, in the Theory of Relativity, as a conceptual path to reformulate the concepts of gravity and time, contributing to the development of a Theory of Everything. The author investigated six hypotheses for the results of experiments previously carried out by scientists, physicists and scholars, but which marked the history of Physics and Chemistry and which gave rise to the current concepts about gravity, the electromagnetic field and the interactions between particles in Quantum Mechanics. The hypotheses focused on the commutability in the relationship between mass and energy, the dynamics of Time, the relationship between Gravity and the Ultraviolet Catastrophe, the relationship between Gravity and Time, the relationship between Time and the Atomic Model of Orbitals, and the relationship between Time and the Electromagnetic Field of magnets. The methodology applied combined a theoretical review of the experiments and observations of other scholars, in which the conditions of the experiment and the results found were considered, in a deep reanalysis, in the bias of the relationship between entropy and time, providing a conceptual basis for the unification between Quantum Mechanics and the Theory of Relativity. The results intend not only to validate the proposed hypotheses, but also to advance the understanding of fundamental concepts of physics, offering subsidies for the construction of a broader theoretical structure, essential for the formulation of a Theory of Everything.