Every gas behaves as an ideal gas

Question

Every gas behaves as an ideal gas (A) at high temperature and low pressure (B) at low temperature and high pressure (C) at normal temperature and pressure (D) None of the above

Tardigrade Admin · Accepted Answer

At low pressure and high temperature every gas behaves as an ideal gas because in this state molecules of gases are further apart, therefore molecular force do not acts between their molecules.

Q. Every gas behaves as an ideal gas

at high temperature and low pressure

at low temperature and high pressure

at normal temperature and pressure

None of the above

At low pressure and high temperature every gas behaves as an ideal gas because in this state molecules of gases are further apart, therefore molecular force do not acts between their molecules.