Current Events > How come when I put pop in the fridge, it gets flat quicker than outside?

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Thekiller37 12/22/17 9:17:30 PM #1:	For example, I'll get Coke and Pepsi a lot, 1L/750mL. Throw it (unopened) in the fridge, then grab said bottle. I'll drink half (afterwards sealing it tightly), then throw it in the fridge, go for it next day, and it's pretty flat. When I do all of the above except putting it in the fridge, instead leaving in my room, it doesn't taste even a little flat. This isn't a one time thing either, I've done both countless times and have always had the same result. --- Head of the Benevolent Church of the 3-13 Archer. "I'm the stripper your husband hired." ~anonymous. Ike smash n chill: https://discord.gg/g8f73Yc <cite>Thekiller37 posted [p:892713514] in How come w... [t:76127622]...</cite> <quote>For example, I'll get Coke and Pepsi a lot, 1L/750mL. Throw it (unopened) in the fridge, then grab said bottle. I'll drink half (afterwards sealing it tightly), then throw it in the fridge, go for it next day, and it's pretty flat. When I do all of the above except putting it in the fridge, instead leaving in my room, it doesn't taste even a little flat. This isn't a one time thing either, I've done both countless times and have always had the same result.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Talks 12/22/17 9:20:41 PM #2:	Because gases dissolve into the liquid more easily when it's warm, just like sugar. That's why soda fizzes a lot when you put ice in it, the gas escapes because it can't keep the gas dissolved in it. --- http://i.imgur.com/gBllw.jpg <cite>Talks posted [p:892713649] in How come w... [t:76127622]...</cite> <quote>Because gases dissolve into the liquid more easily when it's warm, just like sugar. That's why soda fizzes a lot when you put ice in it, the gas escapes because it can't keep the gas dissolved in it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SapphireOfChaos 12/22/17 9:23:55 PM #3:	Because change in pressure is proportional to a change in temperature in a closed system, and with decreased pressure on the soda liquid leads to a decrease in carbonation gases being emulsified in the liquid, and I'm just kinda talking out my ass at this point. I'm sure google has the answer, though. --- 3DS: 1590-4884-9269 \| Switch: SW-3337-1639-7884 Discord link: https://discord.gg/hDQ6rWb \| The more you learn, the less you know, maaan... <cite>SapphireOfChaos posted [p:892713800] in How come w... [t:76127622]...</cite> <quote>Because change in pressure is proportional to a change in temperature in a closed system, and with decreased pressure on the soda liquid leads to a decrease in carbonation gases being emulsified in the liquid, and I'm just kinda talking out my ass at this point. I'm sure google has the answer, though.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Thekiller37 12/22/17 9:24:12 PM #4:	Talks posted... Because gases dissolve into the liquid more easily when it's warm, just like sugar. That's why soda fizzes a lot when you put ice in it, the gas escapes because it can't keep the gas dissolved in it. Huh, cool. Thanks. Exactly what I was looking for! --- Head of the Benevolent Church of the 3-13 Archer. "I'm the stripper your husband hired." ~anonymous. Ike smash n chill: https://discord.gg/g8f73Yc <cite>Thekiller37 posted [p:892713812] in How come w... [t:76127622]...</cite> <quote><cite>Talks posted...</cite> <quote>Because gases dissolve into the liquid more easily when it's warm, just like sugar. That's why soda fizzes a lot when you put ice in it, the gas escapes because it can't keep the gas dissolved in it.</quote> Huh, cool. Thanks. Exactly what I was looking for!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Stallion_Prime 12/22/17 9:24:48 PM #5:	soda* --- -Hunter1534 http://abload.de/img/powercdkcb.gif <cite>Stallion_Prime posted [p:892713838] in How come w... [t:76127622]...</cite> <quote>soda*</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Thekiller37 12/22/17 9:26:30 PM #6:	Stallion_Prime posted... soda* lmao --- Head of the Benevolent Church of the 3-13 Archer. "I'm the stripper your husband hired." ~anonymous. Ike smash n chill: https://discord.gg/g8f73Yc <cite>Thekiller37 posted [p:892713921] in How come w... [t:76127622]...</cite> <quote><cite>Stallion_Prime posted...</cite> <quote>soda*</quote> lmao</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SageHarpuia 12/22/17 9:26:37 PM #7:	Lower temperature means lower pressure in the bottle. Lower pressure means more CO2 separating from the syrup. --- My name is Harpuia, one of the four Guardians of Master X and General of the Strong Air Battalion, The Rekku Army. <cite>SageHarpuia posted [p:892713927] in How come w... [t:76127622]...</cite> <quote>Lower temperature means lower pressure in the bottle. Lower pressure means more CO2 separating from the syrup.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Stallion_Prime 12/23/17 12:12:19 AM #8:	Thekiller37 posted... Stallion_Prime posted... soda* lmao Midwest scum --- -Hunter1534 http://abload.de/img/powercdkcb.gif <cite>Stallion_Prime posted [p:892721271] in How come w... [t:76127622]...</cite> <quote><cite>Thekiller37 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Stallion_Prime posted...</cite> <quote>soda*</quote> lmao</quote> Midwest scum</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Paragon21XX 12/23/17 12:19:58 AM #9:	Talks posted... Because gases dissolve into the liquid more easily when it's warm, just like sugar. That's why soda fizzes a lot when you put ice in it, the gas escapes because it can't keep the gas dissolved in it. It's the exact opposite. Gases actually dissolve more easily in colder water than warm water. --- Hmm... <cite>Paragon21XX posted [p:892721568] in How come w... [t:76127622]...</cite> <quote><cite>Talks posted...</cite> <quote>Because gases dissolve into the liquid more easily when it's warm, just like sugar. That's why soda fizzes a lot when you put ice in it, the gas escapes because it can't keep the gas dissolved in it.</quote> It's the exact opposite. Gases actually dissolve more easily in colder water than warm water.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BlackHorse6969 12/23/17 12:20:00 AM #10:	Hot air (relative) rises while cold air sinks. What gives pop it's fizz? --- http://i.imgur.com/dMnyy10.jpg <cite>BlackHorse6969 posted [p:892721571] in How come w... [t:76127622]...</cite> <quote>Hot air (relative) rises while cold air sinks. What gives pop it's fizz?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Letron_James 12/23/17 12:21:42 AM #11:	Whats pop? --- Ask me if I would eat da booty. <cite>Letron_James posted [p:892721624] in How come w... [t:76127622]...</cite> <quote>Whats pop?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
3khc 12/23/17 12:28:59 AM #12:	Read that as poop. --- ---- ----- <cite>3khc posted [p:892721934] in How come w... [t:76127622]...</cite> <quote>Read that as poop.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
The_OD 12/23/17 12:31:28 AM #13:	pop, soda...... soda pop..... its POP damnit. --- PSN EddieLMT Currently Playing; EVE: Online ; God of War 3 ; Lego Marvel Avengers <cite>The_OD posted [p:892722025] in How come w... [t:76127622]...</cite> <quote>pop, soda...... soda pop..... its POP damnit.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Talks 12/23/17 12:53:54 AM #14:	Paragon21XX posted... Talks posted... Because gases dissolve into the liquid more easily when it's warm, just like sugar. That's why soda fizzes a lot when you put ice in it, the gas escapes because it can't keep the gas dissolved in it. It's the exact opposite. Gases actually dissolve more easily in colder water than warm water. Oh. Well then fuck if I know. --- http://i.imgur.com/gBllw.jpg <cite>Talks posted [p:892722885] in How come w... [t:76127622]...</cite> <quote><cite>Paragon21XX posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Talks posted...</cite> <quote>Because gases dissolve into the liquid more easily when it's warm, just like sugar. That's why soda fizzes a lot when you put ice in it, the gas escapes because it can't keep the gas dissolved in it.</quote> It's the exact opposite. Gases actually dissolve more easily in colder water than warm water.</quote> Oh. Well then fuck if I know.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DezCaughtIt 12/23/17 12:58:25 AM #15:	Why are you putting your dad in the fridge --- *The user formally known as freakofnature30* ROCK FLAAAAG AND EAAAAAAAAAGLLLLLLLE <cite>DezCaughtIt posted [p:892723060] in How come w... [t:76127622]...</cite> <quote>Why are you putting your dad in the fridge</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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