34 -Under what conditions does N2 gas come closest to ideality? a)High pressure and high temperature B)Low pressure and low temperature NS)low pressure and high temperature D)High pressure and low temperature TO)Low volume and low temperature

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Under what conditions does N2 gas come closest to ideality?

a)	High pressure and high temperature

B)	Low pressure and low temperature

NS)	low pressure and high temperature

D)	High pressure and low temperature

TO)	Low volume and low temperature

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34 - Under what conditions does N2 gas come closest to ideality? a) High pressure and high temperature B) Low pressure and low temperature NS) low pressure and high temperature D) High pressure and low temperature TO) Low volume and low temperature

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