Types of molar properties

Polymer properties may (from the molar point of view) be placed in three categories  

Per mole of matter these properties have the same value, independent of the special constitution of the substance. The numerical value of the quantity measured experimentally therefore depends on the number of moles. 

Real colligative properties are only found in ideal gases and ideal solutions. Examples are osmotic pressure, vapour pressure reduction, boiling-point elevation, freezing-point depression, in other words the osmotic properties. 

Equation of conservation of Local change + Change by + convection Change by diffusion + Change by production = 0 Boundary condition 

Angular momentum dv pm + dv PV7T dx CpV + / = 0 Shear force = CTsha Surface tension force = yl 

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