Question #157368
What is the distinction between a gas's pressure when it behaves ideally and realistically?
Expert's answer
Difference between Ideal gas and Real gasIDEAL GASREAL GASNo definite volumeDefinite volumeElastic collision of particlesNon-elastic collisions between particlesNo intermolecular attraction forceIntermolecular attraction forceDoes not really exists in the environment and is a hypothetical gasIt really exists in the environmentHigh pressureThe pressure is less when compared to Ideal gasIndependentInteracts with othersObeys PV = nRTObeys p + ((n2 a )/V2)(V – n b ) = nRT
