A gas at 255 kilopascals and 45°C has an initial volume of 2.00L. The pressure of the gas increases to 805 kilopascals as the temperature is raised to 255°C. What will be the new volume?
1.05 liters
2.28 liters
1.25 liters
0.44 liters
1.50 liters
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