Chemistry, 11.12.2021 19:00 Amariahploiee
How does extreme pressure affect the volume occupied by a real gas compared to the predictions of the ideal gas law?
A. The true volume of the gas will be higher than predicted by the ideal gas law because the volume of the actual particles is more significant under high pressure.
B. The true volume of the gas will be higher than predicted by the ideal gas law because the attraction between the particles is weaker under high pressure.
C. The true volume of the gas will be lower than predicted by the ideal gas law because the volume of the actual particles is more significant under high pressure.
D. The true volume of the gas will be lower than predicted by the ideal gas law because the attraction between the particles is weaker under high pressure.
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