Which consequence results when the ideal gas law equation neglects intermolecular interactions?

💡 Explanation

Ideal gas law assumes no intermolecular forces, therefore it predicts a larger volume because it doesn't account for attraction pulling molecules closer–deviation from ideal behavior. As intermolecular interactions are present, volume underestimates occur rather than underestimation or constant compressibility.

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