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Cassidy Bowman

23 July, 18:00

How do you know that a sealed calorimeter is a closed system?

a) because temperature is conserved

b) because the masses of the sample and water are equal

c) because thermal energy is not transferred to the environment

d) because work is done on the test sample

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