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A gas that behaves as randomly moving, non-interacting molecules. This allows a simplified equation of state.
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Does quantum gases obey ideal gas equation $ PV= nRT$?
Generally, bosons and fermions are described by Bose-Einstein and Fermi-Dirac statistics respectively. I'm not going to do the whole derivation but to find quantum corrections to the ideal gas law, yo …
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