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i was told i can find out the carbonation in a soda by holding a balloon over it. I wanted to know if you shake the soda. If you don't shake it nothing comes out. and also is whatevers in the ballon the carbonation.:confused:

I`m guessing you mean the CO2 gas in a fizzy drink?

put the balloon neck over the bottle neck to form a seal and then try to liberate the gas locked in the liquid.

you will indeed to "Wake" this gas up, shaking is good, but I must tell you that you will need more than one balloon unless it`s a small soda bottle.

 

with a dress makers tape you can measure the circumference of the balloon and height and work out a Rough aproximation of the gas volume from that.

you will indeed to "Wake" this gas up, shaking is good, but I must tell you that you will need more than one balloon unless it`s a small soda bottle.

also, don't shake up and down, but rather side to side, otherwise, you'll get liquid in your balloon.

 

with a dress makers tape you can measure the circumference of the balloon and height and work out a Rough aproximation of the gas volume from that.

I had originally suggested measure the volume by water displacement.

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