Why do bottles of coke lose there fizz?!
Why do bottles of coke lose there fizz?
Answers:
the first open , lets 35% of what wants to get out :::out
Because the "fizz" is a gas, and the gas particles soon disperse.
They lose all their Carbon Dioxide Gas which creates the fizz.
The carbonates that are pumped into the liquid prior to bottling or canning are held in the liquid under preasure,when the preasure is released by opening the product the gas will escape quite quickly.
I remember back in the 60s and early 70s before CokaCola tampered with the recipe a can of coke was almost imposible to drink straight down,it was so fizzy and contained some secret but interesting ingredients,everyone who remembers it will tell you that when you burped it invariably came out your nose as well as your mouth ,your eyes would water and ears would tingle,I used to eat some "Space Dust"(you know,the popping exploding stuff you used to be able to get)then take a swag of coke,!!!!!!! KERBOOM--BURP---SNOTTY NOSE..
try opening the bottle slowly and reselling it tightly to prevent excess gas getting out. Avoid shaking and jossling it around too.
Because the tops are removed which cause chemical imbalances - much like the author of this question.
Coke in bottle loses its fizz as soon you as open the cap. The fizz or the carbonation in the Coke escapes when the bottle is opened. So it is best to enjoy and finish you Coke before all the fizz is gone!
You could read more about the fizz or carbonation if you are interested on Wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/carbonation...