Sorry, but I can't help unless you post a diagram or picture. If you can't, what about a written description?
If a salt has a pH less than 7, then it is an acid. All acids start with a H in there formula. The only compound that starts with an H from the listed options is HCOOK.
So the salt HCOOK has a pH<7
This can be solved using the Combined Gas Law. The formula for that is

Let's go ahead and fill in our known values. Since pressure remains the same, it doesn't matter what number we use, so let's assume 1 atm on both sides. For temperature, remember to convert it to Kelvin first (K = C + 273).

Go ahead and simplify both sides.
0.001238 = 
Multiply both sides by 573.
0.7095 = x L
So, at 300° C, your gas will occupy 0.7095 L.
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I hope that the answer helps. I did not round the final answer, maybe you want the answer in a specific decimal place!
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