What are the carbonated soda make of?

Answer 1

Soda is carbonated by running a hose from carbon dioxide under high pressure into purified water that is regular pressure. At a bottling company this is done just before closing the container. In a restaurant this is put in your cup just before you drink it.

Answer 2

Soda is about 90% water. Soda certainly has a lot of water in it, but it is not all of it. The fizz from Soda is carbon dioxide which likes to act with oxygen in the bottle to be come CO3-2 (this ion can only be exited out the body with a Ca+ ion in your body mostly from your bones, hence the reason why Soda makes your bones weak). Other then the fizz of Soda the taste of Soda is mostly artificial flavorings that are chemically engineered.

Answer 3

No, the term soda can refer to a number of substances.

Caustic soda or soda lye is sodium hydroxide (NaOH), baking soda or bicarbonate of soda is sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO3).

The beverage referred to as soda is a mixture containing water (H2O), CO2, carbonic acid (H2CO3), usually sugar (C12H22O11) or an an artificial sweetener such as Aspartame (C14H18N2O5), and a variety of other substances.

Answer 4

Carbonated soda is made of water, carbon dioxide, sugar or artificial sweeteners, and flavorings. The carbonation comes from dissolved carbon dioxide gas, which creates the bubbles and fizz in the drink.

Answer 5

Yes. Soda is made with carbon dioxide which is the gas that makes it fizz and bubble.

Answer 6

Yes, the gas is dissolved into the liquid then when opened it comes out of solution causing the gas bubbles.

Answer 7

carbon monoxide