Two scientists discuss the behavior of a newly discovered gas at high pressures.
Scientist 1
At high pressures, the gas molecules attract each other, causing the measured volume to be smaller than the volume predicted by the ideal gas law. These attractive forces only become significant at pressures above .
Scientist 2
At high pressures, the gas molecules repel each other, causing the measured volume to be larger than the volume predicted by the ideal gas law. These repulsive forces only become significant at pressures above .
Based on the descriptions, both Scientist 1 and Scientist 2 agree with which of the following statements regarding the gas?
- The forces between the gas molecules become significant only at pressures greater than .Cevap
- BThe molecules of the gas attract each other when the pressure is high.
- CThe measured volume of the gas is larger than the volume predicted by the ideal gas law at high pressures.
- DThe gas behaves in accordance with the ideal gas law at all pressures.
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The forces between the gas molecules become significant only at pressures greater than .
The correct answer identifies the pressure threshold () above which molecular interactions become significant. Both Scientist 1 (for attraction) and Scientist 2 (for repulsion) agree that these forces only impact the gas behavior significantly at pressures above this value.
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Identifying Points of Agreement