There are at least two
laws that explain the theory of compressed gas. The first one is the Boyle’s
Law and the Charles’ Law. In particular, Boyle’s Law explains that when volume
V, is kept constant, the pressure P, is directly proportional to the
temperature T. Thus as the pressure of the air is increased due to compressing,
the temperature also increases. Thus as a result of compressing air, the
pressure and temperature increases as the volume decreases.
