For this problem, we define a gas as ideal when the deviation from the ideal gas law is less than 3%. In addition, gases behave more as ideal gases as the temperature increases. For carbon dioxide determine the minimum temperature at which the carbon dioxide needs to be in order to be considered ideal at the following pressures: a. 1 atm b. 10 atm c. 100 atm d. 1000 atm Chene Question Natifice OULU

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For this problem, we define a gas as ideal when the deviation from the ideal gas law is less than 3%. In addition, gases behave more as ideal gases as the temperature increases. For carbon dioxide
determine the minimum temperature at which the carbon dioxide needs to be in order to be considered ideal at the following pressures:
a. 1 atm
b. 10 atm
c. 100 atm
d. 1000 atm
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Transcribed Image Text:For this problem, we define a gas as ideal when the deviation from the ideal gas law is less than 3%. In addition, gases behave more as ideal gases as the temperature increases. For carbon dioxide determine the minimum temperature at which the carbon dioxide needs to be in order to be considered ideal at the following pressures: a. 1 atm b. 10 atm c. 100 atm d. 1000 atm Chene Question Natifice OULU
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