
(a)
Interpretation: The physical property, melts at
Concept Introduction: The property that identifies only the form of a chemical substance and the chemical composition remains the same is said to be physical property. The property that described the ability of a substance to undergo chemical change is said to chemical property.
(b)
Interpretation: The physical property, insoluble in water should be matched to hexane,
Concept Introduction: The property that identifies only the form of a chemical substance and the chemical composition remains the same is said to be physical property. The property that described the ability of a substance to undergo chemical change is said to chemical property.
(c)
Interpretation: The chemical property, does not burn in air should be matched to hexane,
Concept Introduction: The property that identifies only the form of a chemical substance and the chemical composition remains the same is said to be physical property. The property that described the ability of a substance to undergo chemical change is said to chemical property.
(d)
Interpretation: The physical property, is a liquid at room temperatureshould be matched to hexane,
Concept Introduction: The property that identifies only the form of a chemical substance and the chemical composition remains the same is said to be physical property. The property that described the ability of a substance to undergo chemical change is said to chemical property.

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