What are the corrections made to the pressure and volume of real gases compared to ideal gases?
- APressure correction = $an^2/V^2$,Volume correction = $nb$
- BPressure correction = $nb$,Volume correction = $an^2/V^2$
- CPressure correction = $n^2/aV^2$,Volume correction = $b/n$
- DPressure correction = $a/V^2$,Volume correction = $n/b$
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