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Question

A real gas behaves as an ideal gas at

(a) High pressure and high temperature

(b) High pressure and low temperature

(c) Low pressure and high temperature

(d) Low pressure and low temperature

WBBSE Class X Physical Science Behaviour of Gases 01 Mark 2024

Answer

(c) Low pressure and high temperature

Explanation

At low pressure and high temperature, intermolecular forces become negligible, and gas molecules move more freely, making a real gas behave like an ideal gas.

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