no
it has more carbon dioxide in 7up because it is stronger than a pepsi and if you look at a bottle you will see that it has more carbon dioxide
Pepsi-Max: 1.3417% Pepsi: 0.4532% Difference occurs as Pepsi is more dense than Pepsi max and so therefore it has more soluble compounds and ions in it that affect the amount of carbon dioxide that can dissolve in it.
warm pepsi
The gas inside Pepsi is carbon dioxide.
The gas carbon dioxide
yes, that is what the bubbles are
Pepsi is a carbonated beverage. This means that carbon dioxide is dissolved into solution. When this happens it forms carbonic acid, so yes, Pepsi does have slight acidic properties.
Carbonic acid. Or carbon dioxide dissolved in water under pressure
Closer to to a thin sugar syrup with flavoring and carbon dioxide added.
Because the ingredients- sugar, caffeine, flavor, color and carbon dioxide- are dissolved in water.
The chemicals that are in Pepsi are caramel coloring, 4-methylimidazole and carbon dioxide.
There is really no "carbon" in Pepsi Cola nor in Coca Cola. Carbon is the chemical element with symbol C and atomic number 6. But this is inncorrect for a soda to fizz, which pepsi does. It much have carbon dioxide (CO2) in it. Carbonation creates the "tingly fizz", giving soft drinks a refreshing taste and 'sparkle' and 'bubble' effect whenever the beverage is poured.