At what temperature does Coca-Cola freeze?

Answer 1

"opening the can or bottle lowers the temperature" hahaha

lowers the pressure!

Answer 2

Yes. Cola (the carbonated beverage) will freeze when it is exposed to cold temperature for an extend period of time.

Actually, putting a can of cola in the freezer is enough to verify this experimentally. The contents of the can, i.e., the cola, will freeze to the point at which the aluminum can can't withstand the increased pressure caused by the frozen cola. (Note that water expands when it becomes ice). Many times, the sealing of the can opening breaks and the cola leaks through the hole.

Answer 3

According to Coca-Cola, they don't keep track of the speciifc temperature for specific beverages, however they report an open container of their diet products, like Diet Coke, will freeze at a temperature similar to water (32 degrees) and their sugar based drinks (like regular Coca-Cola) freeze at a slightly lower temperature (about 30 degrees.)

However, they also point out that the pressure in an unopened bottle or can will cause the freezing point to be still lower. You may notice that if you keep your sealed cans or bottles stored at tempetures slighly below than those described above, ice may form only after the bottle or can is opened, since opening the can or bottle lowers the temperature and thereby increases the point of freezing....

Answer 4

Sure. If you try this yourself, just remember that cola is mostly water and water expands when frozen, so do not use a full can or bottle or it will likely burst and make a mess.

Answer 5

200 below