properties of matter

State of Matter (Phase)

Solid, liquid, or gas — Intensive property

Solvation

Ability to dissolve — Intensive property

Color

Visual appearance — Intensive property

Size (Length, Height, Width, etc.)

Physical dimensions — Extensive property

Odor

Smell — Intensive property

Texture

Rough, smooth, jagged, etc. — Intensive property

Luster

Shiny or dull — Intensive property

Mass

Amount of matter in grams — Extensive property

Volume

Space occupied (mL, cm³) — Extensive property

Hardness

Resistance to scratching — Intensive property

Density

Mass/volume — Intensive property

Temperature

Average kinetic energy — Intensive property

Heat Content

Total energy in matter — Extensive property

Solubility

How much dissolves per unit volume — Intensive property

pH

Acid or base level — Intensive property

Conductivity

Ability to carry heat or electricity — Intensive property

Magnetism

Response to a magnet — Intensive property

Malleability

Can be hammered or shaped — Intensive property

Ductility

Can be stretched into wire — Intensive property

Brittleness

Breaks easily — Intensive property

Miscibility

Two liquids can mix — Intensive property

Viscosity

Resistance to flow — Intensive property

Surface Tension

Skin-like layer on liquid surface — Intensive property

Melting/Boiling/Freezing/Condensing Points

Temperatures for phase changes — Intensive property