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So I understand that based on the Ideal Gas Law;
Gas particles have no volume i.e. per Chad, he says that they work best at low P and High T, so does that mean an ideal gas has no volume and no pressure but has HIGH T, wouldnt that mean that the T has to be SUPER HIGH?
Can anyone clarify this?
Gas particles have no volume i.e. per Chad, he says that they work best at low P and High T, so does that mean an ideal gas has no volume and no pressure but has HIGH T, wouldnt that mean that the T has to be SUPER HIGH?
Can anyone clarify this?