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According to thermodynamics, the univers...

According to thermodynamics, the universe is defined as ______.

A

system

B

surroundings

C

system - surroundings

D

system + surroundings

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TARGET PUBLICATION-CHEMICAL THERMODYNAMICS AND ENERGETICS -EVALUATION TEST
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