Which is NOT a property of an ideal gas? A) Consists of point particles B) Can pass through walls C) There are no attractive/repulsive forces D) All of the above are properties of ideal gases E) None of the above are properties of ideal gases

Which is NOT a property of an ideal gas? A) Consists of point particles B) Can pass through walls C) There are no attractive/repulsive forces D) All of the above are properties of ideal gases E) None of the above are properties of ideal gases

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Which is NOT a property of an ideal gas?
A) Consists of point particles
B) Can pass through walls
C) There are no attractive/repulsive forces
D) All of the above are properties of ideal
gases
E) None of the above are properties of ideal
gases

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