What is the difference between statistical thermodynamics and chemical thermodynamics?

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Definition
Thermodynamics is the field of physical science is concerned well with interactions of heat as well as other types of energy,
The difference between statistical thermodynamics and chemical thermodynamics
Classical thermodynamics Statistical thermodynamics
1.This section investigates the links between the platform's state functions, such as volume, temperature, pressure, energy, entropy, and so on. 1.This area investigates how state functions may be statistically connected to the system's particular microscopic components.
2.Classical thermodynamics is concerned with the interactions of bulk characteristics of matter. 2.Statistical thermodynamics attempts to describe such bulk features using component atoms.
3.Nothing is investigated on an atomic as well as molecular level. 3.The statistical section is concerned with the aggregate of atoms rather than the behavior of any individual atom.

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