Group the Characteristics of the given substances according to their physical properties

(extensive or intensive) or chemical properties.

Characteristics of Some Physical Properties Chemical Properties

Substances

Intensive Extensive
Properties Properties

1. The water in the  Colorless  Volume It causes iron to rust.

container has a volume  Odorless of 100mL
of 100 mL and a mass  Tasteless  Mass of
of 99.8 g. It is  Density of 99.8g
colorless, odorless, 0.998
and tasteless. It has a g/mL
density of 0.998 g/mL,  Boils at
boils at 100℃, and 100℃
freezes at 0℃. It does  Freezes
not burn. It causes iron at 0℃.
to rust.

2. NaCl with a mass of  Colorless  Mass of When dissolved in

37.9 g is colorless,
odorless and salty solid
crystals. It has a
melting point of 801℃.
When dissolved in 100
mL water, it conducts
electricity. It reacts with
silver nitrate to form
white precipitate. It also
reacts with water to
form chlorine gas,
hydrogen gas and
sodium hydroxide.
 Odorless 37.9 g 100 mL water, it
 Salty conducts electricity. It
 Melting reacts with silver
point of nitrate to form white
801℃. precipitate. It also
reacts with water to
form chlorine gas,
hydrogen gas and
sodium hydroxide.

3. Uranium, a silver-white  Melts at It burns in the air to

radioactive metal,
melts at 1132.2℃ and
boils at 3818℃. It has
a density of 19.09
g/cm3. It burns in the
air to form U3O8. When
finely powdered, it
decomposes in cold
water. It produces a
green and volatile
compound, UF4. It also
reacts with acid to form
gas and salt
1132.2℃ form U3O8. When
 Boils at finely powdered, it
3818℃. decomposes in cold
 Density water. It produces a
of 19.09 green and volatile
g/cm3. compound, UF4. It
also reacts with acid
to form gas and salt