Ideal Situation vs. Real Situation

[Connie2I]

In real life situations, why is delta S always greater than Q(rev)/T unlike the ideal situation where delta S is equal to Q(rev)/T?

[Wilson Yeh 1L]

The volume of real gases are greater and harder to compress. Because of this, entropy of real gases are greater than entropy of ideal gases.

[Sirajbir Sodhi 2K]

A non-ideal gas intermolecular attractions, meaning that the particles will attract each other, reducing total microstates and entropy.

In an ideal gas, there are no intermolecular attractions so the gas has the largest number of microstates.

Entropy of an ideal gas > Entropy of a real gas.

This discrepancy is what leads to the phenomenon in your question.