Why does warm soda go flat faster than cold soda?

Answer 1

Because, when somthing is cold.... the gases inside of it are not moving as fast........ and when the soda is warm... the gases are moving all around example: When your cold... you don't really want to move But when your hot you are moving around another example: When I'm outside at recess and it's cold out, me and me friends just go on the side of the wall that is blocking the wind and we just sit. When it's warm out, me and me friends play tag or swing and may be walk around the track.

Answer 2

To answer this question accurately you would need to know a lot of variables about the bottled soda at hand. But the simple answer to this questions is that soda will loose carbonation faster at higher temperatures. The reason for this being that carbon molecules are much more likely to be active and moving around at higher temps. In a colder environment the molecules remain in settled state. However the primary way to loose carbonation from soda is to leave it without a top, particularly when it has been used. The lack of pressure in the bottle and increased exposer of surface area will depleat your soda's fizz faster than any temp variation.

Answer 3

It goes flat faster if it is warm because it has lost a lot more of the fizzy air than the cold soda.