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Over an affine open subscheme SpecA of the target, a closed immersion has the form Spec(A/I)→SpecA. Pulling it back along an affine scheme map SpecB→SpecA gives
Spec((A/I)⊗A​B)≃Spec(B/IB).
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The identification follows directly by tensoring the quotient presentation; it does not require B to be flat over A. Since B→B/IB is surjective, this is again a closed immersion. These affine calculations cover every base change of a morphism of schemes.
Being a closed immersion is stable under arbitrary base change of a morphism of schemes.

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