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Explain how does placing of tea in closed vessel help in understanding system and surrounding?


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System and surrounding

  • Reactants and products are collectively referred to as the system for chemical reactions.
  • Type of system: open system and closed system.
  • The area around the reaction, including the room and the reaction flask, is called the surroundings.
  • Energy is moved from the system to its surroundings during a reaction.

Tea in a closed vessel

  • Compared to the room where it is kept, the tea is very energetic.
  • As time goes on, the tea's heat will spread throughout the room.
  • The tea will grow cold.
  • Here, the room act as a surrounding for tea.
  • Here, tea is an example of a closed system because when it is placed in a closed vessel, only energy is exchanged with the surroundings.
  • This occurs as a result of the energy (heat) in the tea spreading to the surroundings.
  • There is no more heat that can be diffused once the tea has cooled.

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