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3 years ago

Properties of macroscopic systems! Tummarize your present understanding of the properties of macroscopic systems.

Physics

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g100num [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

Intensive and extensive properties.

Explanation:

The system properties which are measurable in the bulk is known as macroscopic properties.

Macroscopic system can be further classified in the two categories which are discussed below:

(a) Intensive properties: The properties which are mass independent. The examples of these are:- melting point, pressure, temperature, etc.

(b) Extensive properties: These property is strictly mass dependent or on quantity of matter. The examples of these are :- Volume, mole, etc.

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