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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Allie

Chemistry

4 November, 21:22

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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Niko Murphy · Answer 1

Yes, the answer is B because at low P and high T the molecules will be more appart one from each other with the consequent lower interaction between them. The model of ideal gas assumes non interaction between the molecules ...

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 theseThe answer is B because low pressure means less gas interaction and high temperature means the same?

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?