.Which one of the following most closely resembles an ideal gas?

Explanation

Helium is an inert gas that exists as a single atom, resulting in the lowest conceivable van der Waals dispersion forces. It occupies an approximately negligible volume and possesses a very tiny mass. It is also highly compressible. Because of all of these properties, helium is the most ideal gas. Properties of Ideal Gas: The particles of gas have negligible volume and mass. They are equally sized. They are compressible. They are always in motion, colliding elastically within a container with no energy loss. They take the shape of the container. They behave inertly, i.e., they do not have intermolecular forces.