Chemistry, 18.12.2020 14:00 muhammadcorley123456

In the lab we looked at the density (an intensive property) of two different sets of pennies to help identify the element from which each is made. In order to evaluate this, two extensive properties were measured. How can it be that two extensive properties can be used to describe something intrinsic to the substance (intensive)?

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