Science, asked by kishorsharma81, 11 months ago

Bubbles appear when you open a bottle of soda but not when you open a bottle of mineral water. Why?

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Answered by RoyalRanveerSingh

Answer:

soda is a carbonated drink means it has CO2 dissolved under a serious high pressure and low temp...so when u will open the bottle of soda its natural tendency has to go upwards as their is less pressure outside so bubbles are formed...but mineral water is not a carbonated drink so no

Answered by kpreethadevi

Explanation: Bubbles will Appear when we open a bottle of soda because it contains CO2 . Mineral water does not have CO2. So,bubbles will not appear in mineral water but appears in soda

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