Intensive and Extensive properties of matter

The properties of matter are classified into

Which of these are intensive properties of matter?

• Mass

• Volume

• Density

• Boiling Point

• Size

Which of these are extensive properties of matter?

• Mass

• Volume

• Density

• Freezing Point

• Size

Density is the relationship between...

Which of these has the largest density?

• The air we breathe

• The water we drink

• Iron

• Mercury

If we mix two substances with different densities...

• The one with the lowest density will sink

• The one with the largest density will sink

• The one with the lowest density will float

• The one with the largest density will float

The temperature of a substance...

• doesn't depend on the amount of substance

• depends on the amount of substance

• is an intensive property

• is an extensive property

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Which of these are true about the density of water?

•  $d_{liquid\ water}<d_{solid\ water}$  

•  $d_{gas\ water}>d_{solid\ water}$  

•  $d_{liquid\ water}>d_{solid\ water}$  

•  $d_{solid\ water}>d_{gas\ water}$  

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Which of these are true?

• To study an intensive property, we just need a little bit of substance.

• The value of an extensive property changes as you change the amount of substance.

• Intensive properties are characteristic of each pure substance.

• Extensive properties are easier to study than intensive properties.

What happens in this experiment?

• The tangerine is less dense when we peel it, and it sinks.

• The tangerine is more dense when we peel it, and it sinks.

• The water is more dense when we peel the tangerine, and it sinks.

• The water is less dense when we peel the tangerine, and it sinks.

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