There are a number of reasons for this. One of them is that carbon dioxide dissolves really quite well compared with nitrogen. Nitrogen will not dissolve. It's very insoluble, you have to make nitrogen work quite hard to dissolve and that's why when you get the bends after you surface quickly from diving it's the nitrogen that bubbles out of your blood and causes the bends because it just doesn't want to dissolve. Carbon dioxide does. The other thing that carbon dioxide does when it goes into water and one of the reasons it dissolves quite well is it reacts with water to make carbonic acid. So CO2 plus H2O goes to H2CO3, that's carbonic acid and that dissociates into H+ (that's the acid bit, the hydrogen ions) plus HCO3- bicarbonate. When you have acids in a liquid acids taste liquidy. So you get this very nice lemony flavour added to the drink so the carbon dioxide not only dissolves well so you can get your drinks really fizzy and get your gasses in it also means it tastes nicer and you can get lots of gas dissolving so it comes out gently in the drink. It stays fizzier for longer. Also it's free. You can get it from the brewing industry, yeast produces it and you don't even have to purify it. You can just get it off the yeast.
Soft drinks are defined by this carbonation. Carbonated water, sweetener, and flavoring are key ingredients to sodas. The reason carbon dioxide is used, rather than oxygen or other gases, is due to its solubility in water. It attaches pretty decently to the molecules of water when given enough pressure, compared to other gasses.
Consumers have come to expect the "fizz".
There is no chemical in pop rocks it's just CO2 (carbon dioxide) that makes up the pop rocks.When you put pop rocks in your mouth they so the heat basically forces the CO2 (carbon dioxide) out which sounds like it's poping.
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carbon dioxide
Carbon monoxide is not used in pop. Carbon dioxide is use. The carbon dioxide reacts with water to form carbonic acid, which gives the drink its bite. The release of carbon dioxide forms the bubbles.
Carbon Dioxide gas is not flammable at all, it will not burn at all! The gas which does burn with a pop sound is hydrogen gas.
yes. depending on how much carbon dioxide or how much acidity is in the soda
carbon dioxide
No, that's Hydrogen
Air bubbles containing carbon dioxide rise to the surface of the drink once the bubbles pop, they release the carbon dioxide.
The decompression of released carbon dioxide.
So it makes it bubbly...sso when you open it ,it wastes alot tand that's carbon dioxide.
They Use Carbon Dyoxide To Create The Fizzness Or Bubbles.