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In the ideal gas model, the total volume of the molecules is what compared to the container?
ANegligible
BHalf of it
CDoubled
DEqual to it
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Negligible
The molecules are so small and far apart that their own volume is negligible against the container volume.
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