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What are surroundings in thermodynamics?

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In thermodynamics, the surroundings include every being in the universe external to the defined system (the subject of research), defined by a border, capable of exchanging energy (heat/work) or matter with the system, effectively forming the remainder of the universe that interacts with it.

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