Intensive vs. Extensive Properties (Grade 10)
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Intensive vs. Extensive Properties
Instructions: Answer the following questions, based on your knowledge of intensive and extensive properties.
1.
A property that depends on the type of matter in a sample is called a(n)
- extensive property.
- intensive property.
- physical property.
- chemical property.
2.
A property that depends on the amount of matter in the sample is called a(n)
- extensive property.
- intensive property.
- physical property.
- chemical property.
3.
Which of the following physical properties is considered to be extensive?
- Density
- Phase
- Melting Point
- Mass
4.
Which of the following statements correctly characterizes a substance's boiling point?
- It is an intensive and physical property.
- It is an extensive and physical property.
- It is an intensive and chemical property.
- It is an extensive and chemical property.
5.
Which property can be used when you need to distinguish one substance from another in the laboratory?
- Mass
- Temperature
- Volume
- Density
6.
Which of the following statements correctly characterizes a substance's volume?
- It is an intensive and physical property.
- It is an extensive and physical property.
- It is an intensive and chemical property.
- It is an extensive and chemical property.
7.
When a substance's mass decreases, which of the following is true regarding its density and its volume?
- Its density remains unchanged, and its volume increases.
- Its density increases, and its volume decreases.
- Its density remains unchanged, and its volume decreases.
- Its density decreases, and its volume increases.
8.
Which of the following properties depends on the amount of the sample that is being examined?
- Density
- Solubility
- Boiling Point
- Temperature
- Volume
9.
Explain why a substance's conductivity represents an intensive property.
10.
Name two properties that depend on the amount of matter and that are commonly measured in a laboratory setting.
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