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Which of the following best defines an ideal gas?
A. A gas that liquefies easily at low temperatures
B. A gas that has strong intermolecular forces
C. A gas that satisfies the equation PV = μRT exactly at all pressures and temperatures
D. A gas whose molecules have significant volume
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