A child puts an empty 2L soda bottle in a fire with the lid screwed on tight so no gas can escape. This causes the pressure on the gas inside the soda bottle to increase ten times (10x). If the volume remained unchanged and the bottle doesn't melt, how would the temperature change?

A child puts an empty 2L soda bottle in a fire with the lid screwed on tight so no gas can escape. This causes the pressure on the gas inside the soda bottle to increase ten times (10x). If the volume remained unchanged and the bottle doesn't melt, how would the temperature change?

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A child puts an empty 2L soda bottle in a fire with the lid screwed on tight so no gas can escape.
This causes the pressure on the gas inside the soda bottle to increase ten times (10x). If the volume
remained unchanged and the bottle doesn't melt, how would the temperature change?
temperature increases ten times (10x)
the temperature remains constant
O temperature decreases ten times (1/10)

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