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Which of the following are extensive properties? Choose all that apply. Mass O Density O Volume Freezing point O Amount Temperature

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Chapter2: Matter

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Which of the following are extensive properties? Choose all that apply.
Mass
O Density
O Volume
Freezing point
O Amount
Temperature

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