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Some gases like Hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen behaves as an ideal gas at 

Some gases like Hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen behaves as an ideal gas at  Correct Answer Low Pressure and High Temperature

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CONCEPT:

  • Ideal gas equation: This equation is also known as the Perfect gas equation which gives the relation between the P pressure, V  volume, n is number of moles, and T temperature of the gases.
    • The gas behaves as an Ideal gas at  Low Pressure and High Temperature.

EXPLANATION:

  • An ideal gas is a gas that obeys the law of the Ideal Gas Equation.

 PV = nRT 

  • While deriving the ideal gas equation, the following assumptions should be considered:
    • The size of the ideal gas molecules is negligibly small.
    • There must be no force of attraction among the molecules of the gases. 
    • Ideal gas work at Low Pressure and High Temperature.

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