Part 2: Intensive vs. Extensive Properties. Compare the matter. Do they have thesame extensive property or the same intensive property? Extensive properties define aquantity. Intensive properties define unique characteristics because of composition. Onthe line next to the item,• type I for intensive only•type E for extensive only• type B for both if there are common intensive and extensive propertiestype N for neither if there is no common intensive or extensive property.• Only type the letter.13141516171819202122A 10 kg granite rock and a 10 kg basalt rock.50 liters of water and 20 liters of water.40 grams of chalk and 30 grams of chalk.1 kg basketball and 0.10 kg golf ball.10 liters of hydrogen gas and 10 kg of air.20 meters of rope and 20 meters of string.50 grams of clear glass and 30 grams of clear plastic100 kg human and 50 kg tree.2 kg polyethylene helmet and 1 kg polyethylene knee pads40 pounds of zinc and 40 pounds of iron.Save for laterMAGIALABLIVEWORKSEFinish!!

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Part 2: Intensive vs. Extensive Properties. Compare the matter. Do they have the same extensive property or the same intensive property? Extensive properties define a quantity. Intensive properties define unique characteristics because of composition. On the line next to the item, • type I for intensive only • type E for extensive only • type B for both if there are common intensive and extensive properties type N for neither if there is no common intensive or extensive property. Only type the letter. • 13 14 15 A 10 kg granite rock and a 10 kg basalt rock. 50 liters of water and 20 liters of water. 40 grams of chalk and 30 grams of chalk.

Part 2: Intensive vs. Extensive Properties. Compare the matter. Do they have the same extensive property or the same intensive property? Extensive properties define a quantity. Intensive properties define unique characteristics because of composition. On the line next to the item, • type I for intensive only • type E for extensive only • type B for both if there are common intensive and extensive properties type N for neither if there is no common intensive or extensive property. Only type the letter. • 13 14 15 A 10 kg granite rock and a 10 kg basalt rock. 50 liters of water and 20 liters of water. 40 grams of chalk and 30 grams of chalk.

Introductory Chemistry: A Foundation

9th Edition

ISBN:9781337399425

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter3: Matter

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 19CR: Which of the following represent physical properties or changes, and which represent chemical...

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