How does carbon dioxide make the bubbles in pop (soda)?

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Introduction:

Soda Lab

If you look in the refrigerator, there is a solution you can easily identify - a soft drink. No matter whether it is called soda, soda pop, or just plain pop, all soft drinks basically contain the same solutes dissolved in water. These include a sweet syrup, artifcial flavoring, and carbon dioxide gas to give it a bubbly taste. Have you ever shaken a soft drink bottle or can and then quickly removed the cap? If so, you know that the soda sprayed out from the bottle as soon as you took the cap off. This is due to carbonation.

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