NEETChemistryThermodynamics (C)
What is the significance of state variables in thermodynamics?
Options
- AThey represent microscopic properties of the system.
- BThey depend on the state of the surroundings.
- CTheir values uniquely define the state of the system.
- DThey are irrelevant in thermodynamics.
Correct answer
C. Their values uniquely define the state of the system.
Step-by-step solution
State variables are significant in thermodynamics because their values uniquely define the state of the system.