3. Why did you classify the properties that you observed as physical, extensive, intensive, orchemical?4. Which among the properties you listed are measurable? Which ones arenot? Fill in the data table based on your observations.Physical PropertiesChemicalSUBSTANCEIntensiveExtensive Properties1. 1T Sugar2. 1 Ice cube3. 1 Medium Egg4. 10 cm Burningcandle5. 200 mL Sugarsolution6. 200 mL Water7. A Balloon of air8. A Withered leaf

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3. Why did you classify the properties that you observed as physical, extensive, intensive, or
chemical?
4. Which among the properties you listed are measurable? Which ones are
not?

Fill in the data table based on your observations.
Physical Properties
Chemical
SUBSTANCE
Intensive
Extensive Properties
1. 1T Sugar
2. 1 Ice cube
3. 1 Medium Egg
4. 10 cm Burning
candle
5. 200 mL Sugar
solution
6. 200 mL Water
7. A Balloon of air
8. A Withered leaf

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