Will 1L of Coke lose volume after it is fully deflated?

There are bubbles present in Coke. Although the proportion of carbon dioxide in this non-water-soluble state is not high, it also plays an important role in increasing the volume. In terms of experiments, without careful consideration, in addition to directly getting a volumetric flask and using a thin neck to observe the volume change, intuitively speaking, directly using a density meter to observe the density change in the process of Coke gradually losing air may also be qualitative.

The gas in the soda is about 5 volumes. One liter of cola corresponds to 5 liters of gas, with a reference standard state and a molecular weight of 44, which is about 10 grams of carbon dioxide per liter. By observing the density change, and finally making up for the lost mass, the volume change is obtained through the relationship between mass and density.

The main thing is that I hate that the density of Coke without gas is really hard to measure, and the density with or without gas is good. <>

Because the shaking caused by the transportation process is too full, the liquid will not expand in the bottle, resulting in the bottle breakage. Because there is gas. Because there is a certain amount of carbonic acid in the beverage beer, if it is not shaken slightly, a large number of bubbles will be produced, which will cause ** and injure personnel.

This is also for the safety of transportation, as well as storage safety, in case of high temperature, expansion, it is easy to produce air waves in liquids, unexpected consequences, so it will not be full.

In fact, preventing swelling is only the basics. What's more, that part of the gas is a stable gas such as nitrogen (it should be carbon dioxide), which prevents Coke from reacting on its own, and it will not kill your mouth when you drink it. If it's air, do you think you can drink it, and even if it's full, it will come into contact with the air through the mouth of the bottle.

Because it is a carbonated drink, it produces gas when it shakes severely, and the gas expands, and it is easy to burst when it is full. It can't be filled up because it's easy to fill with carbon dioxide**.

To prevent volume expansion, it occurs**. This one has chemicals, and the reason why it swells is simple! 1.

Liquids will also expand and contract in heat and cold, and will also expand in summer, so it will be safe to leave some space. 2.Most beverages and beers have gas and can also expand when shaken.

3.It is fully filled, and it is easy to spill when opened, and it is not convenient to drink.

Because if the beverage bottle is filled with beverages, especially carbonated drinks and beer, which will produce bubbles, during transportation, due to the bumps on the road for a long time, the bubbles in the drink will be generated with a large number of violent bumps, at this time, if there is no extra space in the bottle to buffer the bubbles, a large number of bubbles will cause strong pressure, so that the beverage bottle will burst.

You don't know this, don't you, do you want to fill it with you and your friend when you fight for wine, bang your friend half a bottle to fly out, you can't say the rhythm of this trick, so in order to prevent everyone from deliberately cheating, after social research, it was decided not to fill the bottle, and resolutely not give him (her) the opportunity to cheat, haha.

Because it is a mechanical filling, there is a sensor at the mouth of the bottle, when the cola liquid with carbon dioxide is filled into the bottle, the gas will drive the liquid upward, so that the liquid triggers the induction device and completes the filling, and the space left after the gas is emitted is not in the state of unfilling.

Almost no drink will be filled, carbonated drinks such as Coke Sprite are easy to decompose 2 carbon dioxide gas, if filled, it is easy to burst due to the shaking of Coke will expand and become larger

Coke is a carbonated drink, carbonated drinks contain a lot of gas, so it is impossible to fill a bottle due to air pressure when bottling, and the air pressure of Coke is greater.

For safety reasons, Coke will not be filled, because Coke is a carbonated drink, and there may be bumps and other situations during transportation, and at this time, the gas in Coke will expand rapidly, and if it is full, it will **.

Because if it is full, the air pressure inside the bottle will rise sharply as soon as it is opened, and it is easy to spray out and hurt people.

If it is full, it is easy to shake** considering that the carbon dioxide evaporates and bursts the bottle. Hardly any drink will ever be filled

Because cola is a carbonated drink, it is very inconvenient to transport, store and drink it if it is full.

Summary. Hello, I'm glad to serve you, this has not been subjected to specific experiments, it is difficult to determine, but I have seen some players who have had scientific fun experiments on Douyin, some of them have done experiments, and they have given a data, about 5 to 10 atmospheres, and this bottle will be **.

How many atmospheres will a 2L Coke bottle explode? How many atmospheres or how many kilograms of pressure does a 2 liter Coke bottle withstand?

Hello, I'm glad to serve you, this has not been tested by a specific waiter, and it is difficult to be sure, but I have seen some players who have had scientific fun experiments on Douyin, and some of them have done experiments, and this one of his old tongs gave a data, about 5 to 10 atmospheres, and this bottle will be **.

Maybe more than 5 will **?

Yes, to give everyone five atmospheres, he will basically be **, this is his lowest critical point.

First things first, I'm not an expert!

I'm just talking nonsense, if you believe it, it has nothing to do with me. If you don't believe it, you just take it as a joke.

Personally, I think that after opening the bottle for a long time, and then drinking it, I don't have a sand mouth, and the energy is actually the same.

Why? Because it's carbon dioxide that runs away!

Does carbon dioxide provide energy? It seems that except for the wind and power generation, there is no such thing...

So I think it's going to be the same if it's gone, and it's going to be bad for it to taste.

The normal survival of human beings is to take in nutrients from the outside world, generally we eat three meals a day, protein, oil, sugar, water, inorganic salts, vitamins into the body, when these substances required by the human body can not meet the needs of the body, we have to supplement through other methods, or eat fruits, or eat more, or a variety of health products.

Take, for example, the packaging on the leftover Coke bottle that I have on my hand that says the ingredients are:

Water, fructose syrup, white sugar, food additives (carbon dioxide, caramel color, caffeine) food flavors.

The ones that can provide calories are fructose syrup and white sugar, which can't be put out with the lid open.

Oh, there's a zero degree, and this cola is said to be calorie-free, but this cola is made with sweeteners instead of sugar.

Moreover, I personally always think that this can of Coke is much better than the bottle!

Is this a delusion!?

Please let me know if you have the same feeling and the same idea!

As a serious high school graduate, I think the energy is still the same after the Coke is deflated. There may be people who like to drink deflated Coke because they hate the smell of the gas or feel that it is sweeter and better after deflated. I remember a text I taught in elementary school about why people feel cool after drinking Coke, because the carbon dioxide in the Coke I drank would run out and take away the heat in my body through burping.

And I think the kind of burp that comes out of the carbon dioxide makes us happy, well, I don't know, it's just that I feel happy every time I drink it, maybe I like Coke more. In fact, what is released from drinking Coke is carbon dioxide, so some of the sugar, calories, and proteins in Coke have not been reduced. Carbon dioxide is also not counted as the energy in cola.

Therefore, the energy of Coke is still the same after it is deflated, and there is no change, but the taste is different.