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For a gas that remains in a single gas phase, which conditions generally make the ideal-gas approximation most appropriate?

ALow pressure and high temperature.BHigh pressure and low temperature near condensation.CHigh pressure at any temperature, because crowding makes particle volume negligible.DLow temperature at any pressure, because slow particles cannot attract one another.

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