Can you use the kinetic theory of gases to explain this statements no gas exhibits ideal behavior at all temperatures and pressure?
The statement No gas exhibits ideal behavior at all temperatures and pressures means that no gas in nature exactly follows the gas laws and has some defect in it. An ideal gas is one that perfectly follows the gas laws, and in fact there is no such gas in nature. ChaCha again soon!
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