Physics · Kinetic Theory of Gases
In experiments demonstrating ideal gas behavior, which of the following best explains why real gases deviate from ideal behavior at high pressures?
- 1Collisions become perfectly elastic
- 2Temperature remains constant, violating Charles's law
- 3Molecular volume becomes significant and intermolecular forces cannot be ignored✓
- 4Molecules lose kinetic energy at high pressures
Correct answer
Molecular volume becomes significant and intermolecular forces cannot be ignored
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