The following data were collected for the temperature and volume of a gas. Can this gas be described by the ideal gas model? Explain how you know. Temperature (°C) 11 25 47 73 159 233 258 Volume (mL) 95.0 100.0 107.5 116.0 145.1 170.0 177.9

The following data were collected for the temperature and volume of a gas. Can this gas be described by the ideal gas model? Explain how you know. Temperature (°C) 11 25 47 73 159 233 258 Volume (mL) 95.0 100.0 107.5 116.0 145.1 170.0 177.9

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29. *The following data were collected for the temperature and volume of a gas.
Can this gas be described by the ideal gas model? Explain how you know.
Temperature
(°C)
11
25
47
73
159
233
258
Volume (mL)
95.0
100.0
107.5
116.0
145.1
170.0
177.9

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