What are the main reasons that gases deviate from ideal behavior? [Select all that apply.] Gas molecules do interact through intermolecular forces. Gas molecules have fınite sizes. The gas molecules are not in constant motion. The temperature is not proportional to the mean kinetic energy (ɛ) of the gas.
What are the main reasons that gases deviate from ideal behavior? [Select all that apply.] Gas molecules do interact through intermolecular forces. Gas molecules have fınite sizes. The gas molecules are not in constant motion. The temperature is not proportional to the mean kinetic energy (ɛ) of the gas.
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![What are the main reasons that gases deviate from ideal behavior?
[Select all that apply.]
Gas molecules do interact through intermolecular forces.
Gas molecules have finite sizes.
The gas molecules are not in constant motion.
The temperature is not proportional to the mean kinetic energy (ɛ) of the gas.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fde326383-8b00-4076-b3f6-1f860c5e4029%2F2047de07-deb2-484a-a6ef-a7418af9076f%2F6qrrgas_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:What are the main reasons that gases deviate from ideal behavior?
[Select all that apply.]
Gas molecules do interact through intermolecular forces.
Gas molecules have finite sizes.
The gas molecules are not in constant motion.
The temperature is not proportional to the mean kinetic energy (ɛ) of the gas.
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