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wheatley | 13:39 Tue 02nd Jan 2007 | How it Works
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when a fizzy drink goes flat, is it heavier?
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Why on earth should it? If you remove all the beans from bean soup, does it get heavier?
14:06 Tue 02nd Jan 2007
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I think OP was thinking that the bubbles may have made it lighter
15:56 Tue 02nd Jan 2007
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The bubbles rise after coming out of suspension as a gas. Prior to this change in state they contribute to the overall mass. As the bubbles form the volume increases proportionately and this reduces the mass density but as weighed in a vacuum the weight would remain constant. Only after reaching and leaving the surface will the mass of the remaining fluid be reduced by the mass of the gas particles.

rojash, I�ve often wondered how they derived the term flatulence?

Brrrrrruuuummmpph . . . Hey! What do ya know? I feel much lighter thank you!
06:23 Wed 03rd Jan 2007
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A similar question was recently asked here
06:54 Wed 03rd Jan 2007
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no, unless the bubbles were helium bubbles...
13:42 Sun 07th Jan 2007

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