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TrendoraNews on Instagram: "Follow me us @trendoranews new content or post and enjoy. When air is squeezed into a smaller space, the energy inside it gets concentrated. The molecules start moving faster because they have less room. Faster movement means higher temperature. This is why compressed air gets hot. This is described by a simple gas relation: when volume goes down while the amount of gas stays the same, temperature goes up. The equation that shows this is PV = nRT. As pressure increase