What conditions cause deviations from the "ideal" gas?

Select all that apply.

low temperatures

high temperatures

low pressure

high pressure

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Urijah Macdonald

Chemistry

18 May, 19:14

What conditions cause deviations from the "ideal" gas?

Select all that apply.

low temperatures

high temperatures

low pressure

high pressure

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Chris Cruz · Answer 1

The conditions of an ideal gas is high temperature and low pressure, as the potential energy due to intermolecular forces becomes less significant compared with the particles' kinetic energy, and the size of the molecules becomes less significant compared to the empty space between them.

So the question asked for the conditions that will cause deviations from the ideal gas. So, using the knowledge of ideal gas, change it to low temperatures and high pressure.

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What conditions cause deviations from the "ideal" gas?

Select all that apply.

low temperatures

high temperatures

low pressure

high pressure