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The question states How does the molar volume of ammonia gas compare to that of an ideal gas?
The answer is the molar volume of ammonia gas is less than that of an ideal gas because of attractive forces.
I partially understand this, however I thought ideal gases do not have any volume so wouldn't ammonia gas have a larger volume than an ideal gas?
The answer is the molar volume of ammonia gas is less than that of an ideal gas because of attractive forces.
I partially understand this, however I thought ideal gases do not have any volume so wouldn't ammonia gas have a larger volume than an ideal gas?