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A gas shows deviation from ideal behaviour at

A. Low pressure and high temperature

B. Low pressure and low temperature

C. Low temperature and high pressure

D. High temperature and high pressure

Answer: Option C

Solution (By Examveda Team)

A gas is close to ideal gas behavior at low pressure and high temperatures since at these conditions the gas satisfies the required conditions to be an ideal gas like the attractive forces between the molecules of gas becomes zero.

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Sonu Kumar:

5 years ago

A is correct answer

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