Under which conditions would a gas most likely exhibit behavior that can be predicted by the ideal gas law?

A. At low volumes and high pressures
B. At normal temperatures and pressures
C. At low temperatures and high pressures
D. At high temperatures and low pressures

Question

Under which conditions would a gas most likely exhibit behavior that can be predicted by the ideal gas law?

 		A.	At low volumes and high pressures
 		B.	At normal temperatures and pressures
 		C.	At low temperatures and high pressures
 		D.	At high temperatures and low pressures

anonymous · Answer

@dtan5457 @matt101 this i don't know A maybe help

dtan5457 · Answer

Not sure how to explain it, just read the kinetic molecular theory. Gasses are closest to ideal at high temps and low pressures. 

"The work which is against 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."

dtan5457 · Answer

Basically that is saying high temp and low pressures, have the molecules at far distances..

ideal gases have no attraction in between molecules, so...

anonymous · Answer

B is answer then dtan?

dtan5457 · Answer

the further apart the molecules the less attraction, which is what is ideal

dtan5457 · Answer

no not normal temperatures

dtan5457 · Answer

read what i wrote again

anonymous · Answer

no i don't know dtan

anonymous · Answer

C maybe

dtan5457 · Answer

uhh i gave you the answer in what i wrote lol

dtan5457 · Answer

its literally there word by word