Ideal gas is defined as a gas whose molecules move independent of each other without any net force between them. Also molecules//atoms of ideal gas are assumed to be like point masses with negligible size. But real gas molecules have net force between them and have a finite size which may or may not be negligible.
In the above given experiment if helium gas was used in both samples which sample would have greater final pressure?

Ideal gas is defined as a gas whose molecules move independent of each other without any net force between them. Also molecules//atoms of ideal gas are assumed to be like point masses with negligible size. But real gas molecules have net force between them and have a finite size which may or may not be negligible. Two samples of O_(2) (g) having equal moles at 1 atm and 0^(@) C are heated at constant volume to 27^(@) C Assuming both samples are ideal at 0^(@) C but at 27^(@) C one is ideal and another is real which of the following is correct?

The molecules of an ideal gas possesses

In and ideal gas, the molecules posses

In an ideal gas, the molecules possess

What is the inter molecular forces between molecules of an ideal gas ?

Intermolecular forces between molecules of an ideal gas is_______

The P.E. of molecules in ideal gas to.......