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Delicious77 [7]
3 years ago
11

Pleaseee, PLEASEEEEEE I need HELPP with this

Chemistry
2 answers:
weqwewe [10]3 years ago
4 0

The pictures to the right show two samples of substance X. Answer the questions below about the intensive and extensive properties of substance X. You may assume that both cubes are solid (that is, not hollow inside).


Sample A melts at the same temperature as sample B.    

Sample B has a larger mass than sample A.

Sample A has a smaller volume than sample B.

If sample A floats in water, sample B . will also float in water

If sample B is attracted to a magnet, sample A will also be attracted to a magnet.

Savatey [412]3 years ago
3 0

Explanation:

Melting is defined as a change in which a solid changes into liquid state.

For example, an ice cube will melt at room temperature whereas a large ice block will also melt at room temperature.

Therefore, sample A melts at the same temperature as sample B.

Since sample A is small in size whereas sample B is larger in size. Hence, sample B has a larger mass than sample A. Also, sample A has smaller volume than sample B.

On the other hand, floating ability of a substance depends on its density. Therefore, being sample of same substance if sample A floats in water then sample B will also float in water.

Also, it is given that sample B is attracted to a magnet therefore, sample A will also be attracted to a magnet.

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