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extensive property

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extensive property [ik′sten·siv ′präp·ərd·ē]
(physical chemistry)
A noninherent property of a system, such as volume or internal energy, that changes with the quantity of material in the system; the quantitative value equals the sum of the values of the property for the individual constituents.


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