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sazzley | 15:52 Wed 26th May 2004 | How it Works
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How are fizzy drinks bottled...???
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The drink is carbonated as it is put in the bottle and the lid is screwed on. So all the teeth-rotting-ly fizzy goodness is still there when you open it.
19:25 Thu 27th May 2004
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just to expand on maincs_ yes the (flat) liquid is put in the bottle. the machine then "fires" carbonated gas into the bottle and puts the lid on, all under pressure.
10:33 Fri 28th May 2004
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sorry. manics_ not maincs_ (before he/she moans)
10:39 Fri 28th May 2004
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Just like.....getting busy with the fizzy SodaStream !!!
14:33 Fri 28th May 2004
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Carbon Diaoxide(CO2) Id disolved in the liquid to create a mildly dialuted Carbonic Acid, the bubbles are the CO2 escaping from the surface. If you check the pH of a freshly opend bottle and he pH of a flat bottle you will notice a sagnificant difference.
23:10 Sun 30th May 2004

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