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GIVING 20 POINTS // SEP Analyze Data - The properties of matter can be classified into two groups. Extensive properties vary with the amount of matter in a sample. Intensive properties remain the same, or are independent of the amount of matter present. Analyze the data in the table to identify examples of extensive and intensive properties. Explain your classifications.

GIVING 20 POINTS SEP Analyze Data The properties of matter can be classified into two groups Extensive properties vary with the amount of matter in a sample Int class=

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Answer:

Intensive Properties:  Appearance, State, Reactivity, Density

Extensive Properties:  Mass, Volume

Explanation:

Intensive Properties:  Appearance, State, Reactivity, and Density values all stay the same, regardless of the amount of material.

Extensive Properties:  Mass, and Volume depend on the amount of material present

Mass and volume are extensive properties.

Physical state, densities, appearances, and reactivities are intensive properties.

Explanation:

  • Extensive properties are those properties that depend upon the mass of the matter of substance. Cannot be used to identify the substance
  • Intensive properties are those properties that do not depend upon the mass of the matter of substance. Can be used to identify the substance

In the table given, we can see:

  • The mass and volume of even the same elements are differing this is because the amount of matter present in them is different.

Mass and volume are extensive properties.

  • The physical state, densities, appearances, and reactivities of the respective elements are very much similar to their kind which means that these properties are not dependent on the size or volume of the elements.

The physical state, densities, appearances, and reactivities are intensive properties.

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