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Does corn syrup make the fizz in Sprite?
No. The fizz in any soft drink is made by carbonated water.
How does sprite have anything to do with science?
sprite is a carbonated drink so it will have carbon dioxide in it which will make it fizz
How much fizz is in Sprite?
Sprite is a carbonated beverage, so it contains carbon dioxide gas that gives it fizz. The level of fizz can vary depending on factors such as temperature and agitation.
Why does pepsi fizz more than sprite?
And sprite has fizz
Why does water not fizz?
Water does not fizz because it is a neutral substance with a neutral pH level of 7. Fizzing occurs when there is a reaction between an acid and a base, releasing gas bubbles. Since water is neither acidic nor basic, it does not create the conditions needed for fizzing to occur.
Why is Diet Coke fizzy?
If you shake the can then it wont only fizz and sizzle but explode because the citric acid will make the bubbles with the other ingredients will make CO2 and the solution will have no where to go but explode with a million bubbles coming out the can.
Does Cokes or Sprites fizz last longer?
The fizz of Sprite lasts longer than Coca Cola's. This is because Sprite has a lot of carbon dioxide in it, so its fizz lasts longer.?æ
Why does sprite fizz more than coke?
Because Sprite has more carbination than Coke. Carbination is what makes bubbles in most carbonated drinks. Coke has more flavoring syrup than sprite. In most health issues, it is better to drink Sprite and other clear sodas because they do not have much sugary syrup in them. i hoped this helped you out.
What does CO2 do in carbonated soda?
Carbonated soda has CO2 in it because the gas make the soda bubble and fizz.
Which drink contains the most fizz coke or sprite?
the drink that contains the most fizz is sprite
Why does sprite fizz up more than pepsi?
why sprite fizzs up more than pepsi is because sprite has more carbination in it then pepsi
Why does cola fizz in them?
Due to the chemical reaction of the carbonated water interacting with the baking powder.
