Question

What are two examples of intensive properties?

Answer 1

Density and boiling point.

Explanation:

Density and boiling point are intensive properties, which means that no matter the size or amount of a substance, it will have those properties.

The density of water at `20^@"C"` is `"0.9982 g/mL"`. The density of isopropyl alcohol (rubbing alcohol) at `20^@"C"` is `"0.7854 g/mL"`.

The boiling point of water at `"1 atm"` pressure is `100^@"C"`. The boiling point of isopropyl alcohol at `"1 atm"` is `82.6^@"C"`.