Does soda lose it's carbonation faster at cold or hot temperature materials?

Answer 1

it will lose faster in can because reaction of acid (carbonic acid-H2Co3) with metal(can) is comparetively much faster than with glass(bottle) although it is slow with metal too as it is a week acid.

Answer 2

Soda loses its carbonation faster at warmer temperatures because gases, including carbon dioxide, dissolve better in colder liquids. When soda is warm, carbon dioxide is released more quickly from the liquid, causing the soda to go flat faster.

Answer 3

i say if the temperature and 60 and below and if it was open it will lose its fizz because no matter if its hot or cold and its not opthe temperature was 70ts fizz because its closed but if the soda was open and

Answer 4

Soda loses its carbonation at higher temperatures.

Answer 5

Soda loses its carbonation faster at a higher temperature.

Answer 6

Yes, because warm liquids provide more available energy to release dissolved gasses and as a consequence can hold less dissolved gasses than cold ones, so they 'lose their fizz' quicker.

Answer 7

higher. Carbonate is one of very very few anions that actually dissolve better in colder water than warmer water.

Answer 8

It loses it's carbonation more quickly at higher temperatures because the solubility of the Carbon Dioxide is lower at those temperatures. Or quite simply at room temperature.

Answer 9

hotter temperature because the molecules will move around. when it is cold the molecules will stay still.

Answer 10

faster at hot temperatures