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Fizz hisses due to the rapid release of carbon dioxide gas when a carbonated beverage is opened. The pressure inside the sealed container keeps the gas dissolved in the liquid, but when the seal is broken, the pressure drops, allowing the gas to escape quickly. This release of gas creates the characteristic hissing sound as bubbles form and rise to the surface. Additionally, the sound can be influenced by the size of the bubbles and the viscosity of the liquid.

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