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gases
at STP because
behave as id cal
gases
a.j The T and
aoat STP are 273k
and
latm
b.) The ideal gas formu1a
onsiders the ir moucular
weight
C- Jthe velocitics are very
fast and their
intrinsic motecular
propertics beome
negligible
OF the
e :)
hore
abo ve

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