Aerosol cans contain gases at a pressure greater than atmospheric pressure. Using the properties of gas molecules, explain why aerosol cans have a warning against heating the cans to high temperatures. Explain what is going on with the molecules - how are the variables changing? Which gas law does this represent? O Boyle's Law because the pressure increases inside the can which causes the volume of the gas to decrease. O Avogardo's Law the number of moles of gas increases so the the volume of the gas increase as welI. O Gay Lussac's Law because the temperature inside the can increases causing the pressure to increase. O Charles' Law because the temperature increases inside the can which causes the volume to decrease.

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