I am a bit confused (might be due to some conceptual misunderstanding) as to why doesn't Helium behave as an ideal gas (it shows a deviation from the $pV$ vs $p$ graph)? (Given the fact that it is
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SOLVED: The ideal gas law predicts gas behavior including the relationships between the number of moles, volume, pressure, and temperature. Predict the changes in volume of a helium-filled balloon at different temperatures.
