The gas which shows more -Ve" deviation ...

The gas which shows more -Ve" deviation from the ideal behavior at moderately low pressure is
(A) \(CH_{4}\)
(B) \(CO_{2}\)
(C) \(NH_{3}\)
(D) \(H_{2}\)

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