22. Macroscopic thermodynamics a. Is concerned with the effects of action of many molecules in matter b. Results can be derived from microscopic study of matter c. Is not concerned with the events occurring at the molecular level d. All the above

22. Macroscopic thermodynamics a. Is concerned with the effects of action of many molecules in matter b. Results can be derived from microscopic study of matter c. Is not concerned with the events occurring at the molecular level d. All the above

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22. Macroscopic thermodynamics
a. Is concerned with the effects of action of many molecules in matter
b. Results can be derived from microscopic study of matter
c. Is not concerned with the events occurring at the molecular level
d. All the above

23. Which among the following is an intensive property of a system?
a. Volume
b. Energy
c. Pressure
d. All the above

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