Basic Terms used in Thermodynamics System, Surrounding, Boundary or Wall || Extensive & Intensive Properties

"Introduction,Basic terms used - System,Surrounding,walls, Types OF System,Extensive and intensive Properties,Heat Capacities"

System, Surrounding and Boundaries|Types of Boundaries/Walls|Types of System| Extensive & Intensive Properties|State Parameters or State Variables|State Functions & Path Functions|Thermodynamics processes|Different Thermodynamics processes|Comparison of S

introduction,system, surroundings and boundary,extensive and intensive properties,estate & path function

Introduction OF thermodynamics || Scope and Limitations OF Thermodynamics || System ||Surrounding || Boundary || Types OF Boundaries || Types OF System (Open,Closed,Isolated) || Modes OF Transfer OF Energy (Heat and Work) || Theoretical Questions OF thermodynamics

Introduction OF Chapter,Scope and Limitations OF Thermodynamics System || Surrounding and Boundary || Types OF Boundaries || Types OF System (Open,Closed,Isolated) || Modes OF Transfer OF Energy (Heat and Work) || Theoretical Questions

Enthalpy Change| State Function and Path Function| Extensive and Intensive Properties

The respective examples of extensive and intensive properties are

Define the terms thermodynamic system, surroundings, thermodynamic variable and equation of state.

In thermodynamics, which one of the following properties is not an intensive property?