Nitrogen will behave most like an ideal gas
A)at high temperature and high pressure.
B)at high temperature and low pressure.
C)at low temperature and high pressure.
D)at low temperature and low pressure.
E)at intermediate (moderate)temperature and pressure.

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Gases behave most ideally at high temperatures and low pressures because the kinetic energy of the molecules is high (reducing the effects of intermolecular forces) and the pressure is low enough to minimize the volume occupied by the molecules themselves, making them behave more like ideal gases.

Nitrogen Will Behave Most Like an Ideal Gas