Which statement is correct regarding a real gas?
- AReal gas always follows the ideal gas equation.
- BThe pressure of a real gas is always more than that of an ideal gas.
- CReal gas behaves as an ideal gas at high pressure and low temperature.
- DReal gas is more or less compressible than an ideal gas.
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