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Los gases ideales son

Chemistry

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marta [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

This what Los gases ideales son this means ideal gases are

Explanation:

serg [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

Un gas ideal o gas teórico es un conjunto de moléculas en estado gaseoso separadas una de la otra de tal manera que no se ejerce fuerzas intermoleculares entre ellas.

La condición de gas ideal ocurre normalmente a bajas presiones y altas temperaturas lo que permite que cada partícula esté alejada una de la otra con el fin de que no interactúen.

No es posible elaborar una lista concreta de gases ideales ya que se trata de un gas hipotético. e puede enumerar un conjunto de gases (entre ellos los gases nobles) cuyo tratamiento puede ser aproximado al de los gases ideales, porque las características son similares, siempre y cuando las condiciones de presión y temperatura sean las normales.

Nitrógeno (N2)

Oxígeno (O2)

Hidrógeno (H2)

Dióxido de carbono (CO2)

Helio (He)

Neón (Ne)

Argón (Ar)

Kriptón (Kr)

Xenón (Xe)

Radón (Rn)

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