Energy and matter?

[Guadalupe T 1E]

Are both matter and energy taken into account to identify open/closed/isolated systems?

[Tiffany Dao 1A]

Yes both matter and energy are important in open, closed, and isolated systems.
For open systems, they are able to transfer both energy and matter to the external surroundings.
Closed systems can transfer energy, but not matter.
While isolated systems cannot exchange energy nor matter.

[JamesAntonios 1E]

Yes. That is correct. Isolated let’s nothing in or out.

[Manasvi Paudel 1A]

Yes they are taken into account for definition purposes however they are not both transferred in each case.

[Amelia Georgius 1K]

yes, in an open system, both energy and matter can be exchanged between system and the surroundings. In a closed system, only energy can be exchanged. In an isolated system, neither energy nor matter can be exchanged between a system and its surroundings.

[Alejandra Rios 1L]

We should take these into account for all systems, however there are differences between energy and matter when it comes to open/closed/isolated systems. For open systems we are able to transfer energy and matter. But for closed systems no matter can be transferred only energy can. Lastly, isolated systems result in no energy or matter transfer.

[Abby Ellstrom 1I]

Yes in open systems both energy and matter can be transferred. In closed systems only energy, but not matter, can be transferred. In isolated systems neither energy nor matter can be transferred.