A usatestprep.comSaveSubmiEnlarge Image1) Compare the two beakers that contain water. Which of thesestatements is NOT true if the beaker on the left represents an opensystem.A) Evaporation can occur.B) All the energy remains in the system.C)Water molecules leave the system.D)The net movement of molecules is out of the water.Open VS Closed System The net movement of motecutes is out of the water.Open VS Closed SystemOpen SystemClosed System2) The system on the right will reach equitibrium. The system on the leftwill not.Energy can beexchanged with thesurroundings.Energy can beexchanged with theChoose the answer that supports this statement.surroundings.Cannot exchangeCan exchange matterwith the surroundings.matter with theThe system on the right is a closed system. BecauseA)not matter can leave the system, it is said to be inequilibrium.surroundings.Mass of the system will Mass of the system isvary over time,constant.The system on the right is a closed system. EnergyBoundaries not closed.Boundaries closed,will not pass out of the system. The rate ofB)evaporation stows and stops so that condensationcan begin.The system on the right is a closed system. Matterwill not be exchanged with the surroundings. TheC)rate of evaporation equals the rate of condensation

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Enlarge Image 1) Compare the two beakers that contain water. Which of these statements is NOT true if the beaker on the left represents an open system. ) A) Evaporation can occur. B) All the energy remains in the system. C) Water molecules leave the system. D) The net movement of molecules is out of the water. Onen VS Closed System

Enlarge Image 1) Compare the two beakers that contain water. Which of these statements is NOT true if the beaker on the left represents an open system. ) A) Evaporation can occur. B) All the energy remains in the system. C) Water molecules leave the system. D) The net movement of molecules is out of the water. Onen VS Closed System

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Chapter5: Temperature And Heat

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