Explanation The interactions between the substantial bulk properties of a system are referred to as macro thermodynamics . Volume, elastic moduli, temperature, pressure, and specific heat are examples of commonly regarded bulk characteristics. These are simple to measure parameters. As a result, the macroscopic thermodynamics method focuses on the general or average consequences of several molecules acting inconsistently together. The macroscopic approach of study gives an idea about the bulk properties of the system...

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