For 10 points, name this state of matter, in which molecules are spaced farther apart than in a liquid.
An equation governing these substances is modified by the constants "a" and "b," which represent attraction and volume of particles. The van der Waals equation modifies the namesake law of a type of these substances, which is formed by combining (*) Boyle's and Charles' laws. The equation "P V equals N R T" describes the "ideal" type of this state of matter. For 10 points, name this state of matter, in which molecules are spaced farther apart than in a liquid.
An equation governing these substances is modified by the constants "a" and "b," which represent attraction and volume of particles.
ideal gas