Question
Why cannot an ideal gas be converted or liquid state?
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Answer
To convert a gas in to solid or liquid state, it is necessary to have a force of attraction between the molecules, whereas there is no force of attraction between the molecules of an ideal gas, due to which the ideal gas cannot be converted in to solid or liquid.
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