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Answer: The idea of a closed system is utilised in both chemistry and thermodynamics (physics and engineering). It is distinct from a standalone system.
An example of a closed system is one in which energy can freely enter or leave the system while mass is kept within the system’s boundaries.
A closed system in chemistry permits energy transfer but prevents the entry or exit of reactants or products (heat and light). When conducting an experiment where the temperature is unimportant, a closed system can be used.
