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Hey guys,
1)So I've been at this concept for more than an hour, and I did search the threads but I'm really confused still 🙁. I know that gases that have low pressure, high T are more ideal per se, BUT on TBR page 10 (gas law section) it says that "P(ideal)=Pobserved+[equation]). Why is Pideal greater than the observed pressure??? I understand why the observed pressure is low (because IMF clump it together, less force on wall).... Doesn't that mean that this observed gas is ideal, though, because it has a low pressure? On page 8 it says "low pressure - interacting minimally with one another" for ideal gas criteria... whaaa?
2) Also, is Pideal>Preal; and Vreal>Videal?? I've looked at so many threads, each saying DIFFERENT things cuz apparently EK and TBR/TPR say opposing things.
1)So I've been at this concept for more than an hour, and I did search the threads but I'm really confused still 🙁. I know that gases that have low pressure, high T are more ideal per se, BUT on TBR page 10 (gas law section) it says that "P(ideal)=Pobserved+[equation]). Why is Pideal greater than the observed pressure??? I understand why the observed pressure is low (because IMF clump it together, less force on wall).... Doesn't that mean that this observed gas is ideal, though, because it has a low pressure? On page 8 it says "low pressure - interacting minimally with one another" for ideal gas criteria... whaaa?
2) Also, is Pideal>Preal; and Vreal>Videal?? I've looked at so many threads, each saying DIFFERENT things cuz apparently EK and TBR/TPR say opposing things.
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