Under which of the following conditions does a gas deviate from ideal behaviour?
$A$. Low pressure
$B$. High pressure
$C$. Low temperature
$D$. High temperature
$A$. Low pressure
$B$. High pressure
$C$. Low temperature
$D$. High temperature
- A$A, D$
- B$A, B$
- C$B, C$
- D$A, B, C, D$
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