When Mentos are added to Sprite, a rapid reaction occurs due to the rough surface of the candies, which provides numerous nucleation sites for carbon dioxide bubbles. As the carbon dioxide gas escapes from the liquid, it forms bubbles that quickly rise to the surface, causing an eruption of foam. The reaction is enhanced by the sugar and carbonation in Sprite, leading to an impressive geyser effect. This phenomenon is primarily a physical reaction rather than a chemical one.
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No sprite has no caffeine. On the slip around the sprite bottle says NO CAFFEINE.Thx,WildComet on Horse Isle 1
no because they are different tipe of matter so the mentos is chasing the gas in the coke is chasing the gas away
A Klingon attacked him with a bottle of sprite filled with mentos.
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Mentos in Pepsi is a simple chemical reaction. No, it is not a change of matter, the mentos causing the Pepsi to react and fizz heavily causing the outburst of soda into the air. The Pepsi is still a liquid, but the mentos dissolves. Thus a physical change, but still a solid. Hope this helps~ Off Spring.
run big explosion will happen 1 or 2 mentos in 2 litter diet coke bottle = BOOm chemical reaction!!!!
Carbon dioxide (CO2)
the dimply surface in the mentos cause a polar attraction between the water molecules
Sprite because: When we did an experiment and put helium balloons on the top of the bottles the sprite had the biggest balloon! (meaning that Sprite had more carbonation and, when Mentos came in contact with the carbonated liquid, breaking surface tension of dissolved bubbles of carbon dioxide, it resulted in more carbon dioxide being released from Sprite than from Diet Coke)
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