An egg, initially at rest, is dropped to the floor andbreaks. Assume the egg returns to its originaltemperature. With the egg treated as a system, isit a closed or open system? Is there any change inthe internal energy of the system?

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An egg, initially at rest, is dropped to the floor and breaks. Assume the egg returns to its original temperature. With the egg treated as a system, is it a closed or open system? Is there any change in the internal energy of the system?