Statement I: An ideal gas has all of its molecules moving at same speed.
Statement II: In a perfect gas, there is no molecular attraction.
In the light of the above statements, choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below
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Both Statement I and Statement II are incorrect. The velocity of individual gas varies. The average speed of the system remains unchanged even though individual molecular speeds can be altered by collisions between these molecules. When both gases have the same temperature, lighter gases will often flow more quickly than heavy gases. Ideal gas molecules have very little repulsive and attractive force among themselves.
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