A gas is termed an ideal gas if it obeys the gas equation PV = RT. When do you expect a gas to show deviation from ideality?

Chemical Thermodynamics Mcqs
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A.At high poressures and low temperatures
B.At low poressures and low temperatures
C.At high poressures and high temperatures
D.At low poressures and high temperatures

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