Ideal gas versus real gas

An ideal gas is an imaginary gas whose particles are infinitely small and interact with each other

• True

• False

An ideal gas follows all the assumptions of KMT

• True

• False

There are ideal gases in nature

• True

• False

The conditions for a gas to behave ideally are high temperature and low pressure

• False

• True

A real gas follows the assumptions of the KMT

• True

• False

As temperature of gas particles increase, the average KE energy increases, and the speed of particles decreases

• True

• False

examples of gases following ideal behavior over wide range of temperature and pressure are (Helium & Neon)

• True

• False

at constant temperature average KE stays the same

• False

• True

A gas that conforms exactly to a given scientific model.

• Model gas
• Ideal gas
• Perfect gas
• Real gas

True or false?  When ideal gas particles collide with something they lose some of their energy as heat.

• True
• False