Which of the following is true for an open system? 1. Matter is able to freely enter or exit the system. II. Heat is able to freely enter or exit the system. III. Work is able to freely enter or exit the system.

Which of the following is true for an open system? 1. Matter is able to freely enter or exit the system. II. Heat is able to freely enter or exit the system. III. Work is able to freely enter or exit the system.

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Chapter15: Thermodynamics

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Which of the following is true for an open system?
1. Matter is able to freely enter or exit the system.
II. Heat is able to freely enter or exit the system.
III. Work is able to freely enter or exit the system.

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