Which set of conditions is most likely to allow a gas to be considered as an "ideal" gas?
(A) low P, low T
(B) low P, high T
(C) high P, low T
(D) high P, high T
(E) all of these
The answer is B because low pressure means less gas interaction and high temperature means the same?
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