In which of the following cases is the gas most likely to behave as an ideal gas? A)H₂O(g),375 K,750 Torr B)He(g),37.5 K,7500 Torr C)CH₄(g),37.5 °C,7.5 atm D)Ne(g),375 °C,0.75 atm E)SF₆,-37.5 °C,0.75 atm

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Gases behave more ideally at higher temperatures and lower pressures, where intermolecular forces have less effect. Option D (Ne(g), 375 °C, 0.75 atm) has both a high temperature and a relatively low pressure, making it the most ideal condition among the choices.

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