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The carbonation in Carbonated Beverages comes from a gas that is held inside the liquid under pressure while the container is sealed. Once the container is opened, the gas starts to leave the liquid which is what makes it fizzy. Once the gas is all gone, the beverage is no longer carbonated.

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