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A gas is represented by the equation of state P= RT( 1/V + A/V^2 + B/V^3)...

A gas is represented by the equation of state P= RT( 1/V + A/V^2 + B/V^3)

Express A and B in terms of critical constants. Hint: Use the expressions for critical behavior.

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