Which among the properties are measurable? Which ones are not? SUBSTANCE1. 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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Which among the properties are measurable? Which ones are not?

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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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