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Of course. The carbonation is a gas ... the gas has to go somewhere.

Same is true of normal everyday water - it too will expand upon freezing. You can see this in a quart plastic milk container ... fill it to the brim with water - it will most likely overflow out the top.

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Yes, but at a lower temperature than pure water. Carbonated water is just carbon dioxide (CO2) (and probably some other minerals) dissolved in water (H2O). Dissolving another substance in water lowers the freezing point and elevates the boiling point.

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No. The correct way to make dry ice is to freeze carbon dioxide gas to colder than -109° Fahrenheit. That's the temperature at which it turns solid. You can't do that in your normal household freezer; it takes special equipment.

Dry ice is called that because when the frozen CO2 'melts' it turns into a gas (sublimates) instead of turning into a liquid, so it looks dry until it's all gone. It does have a foggy appearance though.

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Yes, it does. And it freezes @ the freezing temp of water

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Yes. It won't be as fizzy if it has just thawed or was shaken a ot during its tme in the chiller.

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Yes, but unless it is held under pressure the carbonation will dissipate long before evaporation can take place.

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No, at least I can't think of a reason why it should

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no because it needs to be at least 38 degrees carbon dioxide is 45 degrees fearinhight

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About -10c.

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