Which of the following are true of the behavior of gases at very low temperatures or very high pressures?
I.The actual volume of the gas molecules becomes important.
II.Intermolecular attractive forces have greater impact.
III.Gases begin to deviate from their "ideal" behavior.

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At very low temperatures or very high pressures, the volume of individual gas molecules become significant, and the intermolecular forces play a crucial role in determining the behavior of the gas. As a result, the gases deviate significantly from their ideal behavior, and the ideal gas law fails to accurately predict their properties. Therefore, all three statements are true in this case.

Which of the Following Are True of the Behavior of Gases