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What is a closed system?

Thermodynamics Forum · 2022-10-18T08:32:49.614Z

Answer: The system which has 1. Fixed amount of mass 2. No mass flows in or out of the system 3. Energy flows (in the form of heat or work) occur across the boundary 4. Boundaries may change #basics #thermodynamics

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Answer: The system which has

Fixed amount of mass
No mass flows in or out of the system
Energy flows (in the form of heat or work) occur across the boundary
Boundaries may change

#basics #thermodynamics

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