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1.4 Different Definitions of Properties (Video)

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    Properties can be classified two different ways. A substance displays a physical property without changing its composition. A substance displays a chemical property only by changing its composition. Another way properties can be classified: An intensive property is independent of the amount of substance. An extensive property is dependent on the amount of the substance.

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    Different Definitions of Properties: https://youtu.be/n7UwjQJGh9Y

     

     

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