OPEN AND CLOSED SYSTEMS

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OPEN AND CLOSED SYSTEMS It’s more than matter!

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OPEN AND CLOSED SYSTEMS. It’s more than matter!. As you know, THE LAW OF CONSERVATION OF MASS STATES that during a chemical reaction, matter is not created or destroyed. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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OPEN AND CLOSED SYSTEMS

It’s more than matter!

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As you know, THE LAW OF CONSERVATION OF MASS STATES that during a chemical reaction, matter is not created or destroyed.

• This means that in a chemical reaction, all of the atoms present at the start of the reaction are present at the end of the reaction.

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The Chemistry of Burnt Wood

• We know that the mass of the reactants must equal the mass of the products……But where does mass of the burnt wood go?

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Literally, up in smoke

• It would be nearly impossible to measure all the matter involved in this reaction as so much escapes into the air.

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This type of natural condition where different types of matter interact

freely with other matter is called an OPEN SYSTEM.

• The rusting of metal and the human body are both examples of open systems.

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Keep this in mind!• SYSTEMS can include more than chemical

reactions. Cycles, energy and living and nonliving things can be described as systems.

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If you want to measure ALL the matter occurring in a reaction you have to contain it!

Botulism in canned Closed system reaction. food.

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In a CLOSED SYSTEM, matter does not enter or leave.

Terrarium Aqua Terrarium

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In nature there are many more examples of Open Systems!

• Open or closed? Why?

• Open or closed? Why?•

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Open or Closed Systems?

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In nature are there more open or closed systems? Why?

In a scientific experiment, which type of system would be the best to demonstrate conservation of mass? Why?