Which of the following compounds will behave MOST like an ideal gas at higher pressures? a) He b) SO2 c) H2 d) N2 e) F2

Option A

He

Explanation:

Ideal gas: refers to a type of gas having a perfectly elastic collisions between atoms or molecules with no intermolecular attractive forces. Helium is the most ideal gas amongst the given options because it exists as a single atom, with a low boiling point with a very low or even zero intermolecular interaction.

SO2 is less volatile having more intermolecular interaction (van da waal interaction, this is the reason for it's deviation from ideality).

H2 almost behaves like an idea gas because it has a low intermolecular interaction not zero.

N2 is not an ideal gas

F2  is not the most ideal gas.

the dependant variable is spilled water

the independent is the heat

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