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At a very high pressure, pV/(nRT) for nitrogen is greater than 1. Why?

PhysicsHardHigh School (11–12)Heat & Thermodynamics › Kinetic Theory of Gases Board Exam

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At a very high pressure, $pV/(nRT)$ for nitrogen is greater than $1$ . Why?

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