What Is Exploding Soda Spew When Sustaken?

Have you ever wondered what makes Diet Coke and mentos explode and bubble so much? Well here is why it does. There are many reasons why some sodas and colas will not explode as much as other sodas and colas. There is a difference in a physical and chemical reaction when adding in mentos to the different varieties of coke. Researchers have also found different reactions of when submerging mentos into different types of coke. It has also been found on how the parts of the mentos and cokes are broken down to create the eruption.

Dry ice is a solid form of carbon dioxide that produces a cold dense mist. I first learned what Dry Ice was in fifth grade, this was due to the fact that my class had taken a field trip to River Legacy Park. Where we saw an experiment and learned facts about dry ice. This led to a fascination with dry ice, in this experiment I will test whether the temperature of water and soda affect when poured over Dry ice. Dry Ice has multiple purposes some of which, is chemotherapy, to carbonate liquids, store food, and accelerate plant growth. Since, I always liked the thought of working with Dry Ice I had begun to think of an experiment to do for the IA involving Dry Ice. After much consideration I choose to test how soda and water would

Also I have made a version of the flow of the water at the lab, but believe I am missing pieces in the exact actions happening in the tanks at

How can someone identify which beverage has a bigger reaction? Most of the time when a person opens a bottle of coke you tell right away foam starts coming up from that liquid. That foam is called fizz. When you open the cap you are releasing

A water molecule is able to interact with up to four other water molecules to create a tetrahedral. The second part of the lab, we will be observing cohesion and adhesion theories. Cohesion is when water molecules stick to each other and adhesion is the occurrence of water molecules sticking to other molecules. To observe adhesion and cohesion, we will pipette a drop of water on a piece of parafilm; we will be looking for if they water will be stuck together or did it spread apart, we will be explaining our observations. We will then, repeat the same experiment, however instead of parafilm we will use a glass slide; we will try to compare cohesion between the water molecules and the adhesion between the water and glass slide. After, we are done pipetting the water and observing, we will then demonstrate what happened in the pipette part (both the parafilm and the glass slide) of the experiment using the 12 water molecules and the non-magnetic tray. The third part of the experiment consists of testing

Have you ever wondered why rain drops form little bubbles, or how water makes little bubbles on pennies? To properly understand my project, you will have to understand water surface tension, and how hydrophobic and hydrophilic molecules work. Also how surfactants work, and how surfactants can propel a (n) object.

I am researching,”Does the type of soda effect the amount of fizz that comes out of a can with mentos” . According to “ Diet coke and mentos; Why the reaction” it says that the Ingredients in the mentos effect the reaction because inside the mentos it has Potassium Benzoate and aspartame. Mentos have Potassium Benzoate and Aspartame to make the soda fizz and the carbon inside the soda makes the fizz pack together and it tries escape the can. The bubbles inside the soda is carbon dioxide and when the carbon dioxide mixes with the mentos it causes the fizz to mount up and it escapes the can. The Potassium Benzoate and Aspartame reduces the amount of work required to form bubbles in the carbonated soda.

In this contemporary society, beverages are not only ubiquitous in the supermarket, but also in small store or grocery.When I walk into a store.A variety of beverages sitting in front of us, makes me feel hesitating.For me, I usually choose between sodas or “scream” after sports, because both of the beverage have a variety of flavors.However, the difference between sodas and scream, the packaging and flavor also gift me a feeling of freshness.

Write a scientific report on osmosis experiment showing the: Aim, Introduction, and Hypothesis. Risk assessment, Procedure, Results, Analysis and conclusion, Evaluation, Sources or error, Anomalous results, Biological or industrial significance, Health and safety. A.C.2.2

Our guiding question to help achieve our goal was How can you manipulate the density of water with salt? After getting this information we proceeded to our investigation Method We used a maximum of 3 trials under each section, float, sink, and levitate.

A bottle of soda has a lot of liquefied carbon dioxide gas, which can formulate bonds with water. While the coke (or other soda) is being poured

The goal of this experiment was for students to create 6-8 labs to discern among four different clear substances, which is water. Students tested and observed for evaporation, smell/observation, viscosity, surface tension, density, and created two of their own to compare to the control in the experiment. Each lab was created to observe the properties of water. It was imminent that water is a solvent due to the tea grains, has capillary action due to its ability to rise into the cotton ball, evaporates when in the presence of heat, and is far more dense than oil.

Drinking a lot of soda pop can affect the body in so many different ways that end up hurting your body. In Leung’s article she talks about how drinking to much pop can affect your cells as you get older (Leung, 2014). As you get older the carbonation from the pop can make the cells in the body weaker and more vulnerable to diseases or sicknesses like cancer. Because the cells are weaker, they cannot fight the diseases as well. Also, in Stanbrooks article he talks about how when people drink to much pop there sugar level is so high that they can end up with diseases like obesity (Stanbrook,2013). There are people in the Untied States who buy 24 oz - 32 oz cups of pop. That is way to much sugar for the body to handle and that is when we have

Coca-Cola and Pepsi are two of the most popular drinks in the world. The strong competition between both began in the seventies and continues even to present day. It was even dubbed The “Cola Wars”.

Soda companies began using plastic bottles in 1970. The Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET) material that is used in plastic soda bottles was introduced in 1973. Model rockets are pretty safe to fly and it is not a very expensive experiment to do. It helps students learn the basics of forces and the responses of external forces. Water rockets have been a source of education while also entertaining students. There are four forces subjected while the rocket is in flight; weight, thrust, aerodynamic forces, and lift and drag. Thrust is the force that moves the rocket through the air. It is generated by the propulsion system of the rocket through Newton's third law of motion; For every action there is an equal and opposite re-action. The reaction