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EXPLAIN why each statement is a physical or chemical property? A. Its density is 1.148 g/mL...

EXPLAIN why each statement is a physical or chemical property?

A. Its density is 1.148 g/mL at room temperature.

B. It is a colorless liquid at room temperature

C. It has a boiling point near 249C

E. It inhibits the growth of MRSA

D. It dissolves in water

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