...In fact, because you are a good scientist
you decide to constantly take measurements of your surroundings. The shampoo bottle
contains 435ml of gas, under a pressure of 1.10 atm, at a temperature of 30.0°C. When you
climb high into the air the bottle starts to expand eventually exploding and covering you and
your companions with Pert Plus. Eager to explain this phenomenon you take some
measurements: the pressure, you note, has dropped to 0.734 atm and the temperature has
dropped to 5.00°C. To what new volume did the gas inside the bottle expand?

Question

...In fact, because you are a good scientist
you decide to constantly take measurements of your surroundings. The shampoo bottle
contains 435ml of gas, under a pressure of 1.10 atm, at a temperature of 30.0°C. When you
climb high into the air the bottle starts to expand eventually exploding and covering you and
your companions with Pert Plus. Eager to explain this phenomenon  you take some
measurements: the pressure, you note, has dropped to 0.734 atm and the temperature has
dropped to 5.00°C. To what new volume did the gas inside the bottle expand?

joannablackwelder · Answer

PV/T=PV/T Are you familiar with this equation?

joannablackwelder · Answer

Temp must be in Kelvin.