When can ideal gas law be used as an approximation?

[406011420 Dis 1C]

When going over the bullet points of the outlines, I was a little confused on the first bullet point of Outline 1 on Chemical Equilibrium. It states "Identify reactions where the ideal gas law can be used as an approximation." What exactly does this mean? Is it just talking about that it needs to be in standard conditions?

[Ryan Mostafavi 1C]

Ideal gas laws are most accurate under low pressure and high temperature.

[Sarah Egan 3A]

The ideal gas law is good for reactions where there is low pressure (because the molecules are far apart, and intermolecular interactions are low), high temperature (the molecules move fast, making weak intermolecular interactions), or with non reactive gasses.

[105717435]

The ideal gas law can be used as an approximation for reactions involving gases under conditions of low pressure and high temperature, where gas molecules behave similarly to an ideal gas.