On a hot day, Ava got herself a carbonated beverage. She knew from her science class that carbonated drinks had carbon dioxide in them. She noticed that bubbles started to form and rise upwards only after she unscrewed the cap. She then opened another bottle that was much colder and she noticed fewer bubbles had formed. Explain what Ava observed. PLS ANSWER, I NEED HELP !!

Explanation:

Using a derivative of the combined gas law we can explain what is happening in both instances.

Assuming that the volume is constant which is predicated on the bottle shape and structure, the pressure of a given mass of gas varies directly with the absolute temperature.

As temperature increases, the pressure also increases and vice versa.

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