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System, Surroundings, Intensive, Extensive Properties

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Categorize these properties into extensive and intensive
a) Temperature
(b) Internal energy
(c) Heat
(d) Density
(e) Molar volume
(f) molar enthalpy
(g) Viscosity

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A property which does not depend upon the amount of the substance is called Intensive property.
On the other hand the extensive property depends on amount of the substance.

Intensive & Extensive Properties can be categorized as -
Intensive Properties- a) Temperature, (e) Molar volume, (f) Molar enthalpy, (g) Viscosity
Extensive Properties- (b) Internal energy, (c) Heat, (d) Density

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