| 31. | That insight led him to derive the ideal gas law:
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| 32. | As in an ideal gas, electron-electron interactions are completely neglected.
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| 33. | In terms of classical thermodynamics the entropy of an ideal gas is given by
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| 34. | *the Friedmann equations do not assume the ideal gas law.
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| 35. | The system not being an ideal gas is irrelevant here.
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| 36. | It is the scale-invariant version of an ideal gas.
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| 37. | For an ideal gas, it is expressed as follows,
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| 38. | Both derivations explicitly rely on the ideal gas assumption.
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| 39. | :Frequency of particle collisions in ideal gas is zero.
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| 40. | I recently learned about what an ideal gas is.
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