What are intensive and extensive properties?

Explanation

Measurable properties of a system may be classified into two types i) extensive properties ii) intensive properties.
i) Extensive Properties : The properties of a system which depend on the total amount of the material present in the system are called extensive properties.
Examples: Mass (m), volume (V), internal energy (E). heat content (H). Gibbs energy (G). entropy (s). heat (v) capacity. etc. are extensive properties.
ii) Intensive properties : Properties of a system which are independent of the amount of the material in the system are called intensive properties.
Examples: Density, molar properties such as molar volume, molar entropy, molar heat capacity. surface tension(S). viscosity, specific heat, refraction index, pressure, temperature, boiling point, freezing point and vapour pressure are intensive properties.