Which of the following is not an assumption we make about ideal gases and their
behavior according to kinetic molecular theory?
a. Gas particles are in constant random motion.
b. While the gas itself may take up significant space, the volume of the gas particles
themselves do not take up significant space.
c. A gas sample of neon and a gas sample of helium would have the same average
kinetic energy as long as the two gases are at the same temperature.
d. There are strong forces of attraction between separate gas particles.
e. All of the above are assumptions that we make about ideal gases and their
behavior according to kinetic molecular theory.