Intensive, Extensive & Chemical Properties

These properties are amount independent.

• Intensive Properties

• Extensive Properties

These involve physical changes that can be easily observed

• Intensive Properties

• Extensive Properties

They change the nature of substances

• Intensive Properties

• Extensive Properties

They are helpful for the description of samples.

• Intensive Properties

• Extensive Properties

Mark all the examples of EXTENSIVE properties of matter.

• Mass

• Volume

• Color

• Density

Mark all the examples of INTENSIVE properties of matter.

• Color

• Weight

• Pressure

• Odor

Identify the chemical property described in this scenario:

An iron garden trowel was left outside for several days. When you came back, the silver garden tool turned into a reddish brown hue.

Identify the chemical property described in this scenario:

A pea-sized amount of potassium is added to a small amount of water and explodes.

Identify the chemical property described in this scenario:

Gasoline is added to a bed of charcoal. It is then set aflame by a match.