Naked Science Forum
Non Life Sciences => Chemistry => Topic started by: Chris Colas on 14/11/2010 14:30:03
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Chris Colas asked the Naked Scientists:
How can I carbonate 10,000 gallons of water? And how long would it retain the fizz if left out in the open?Â
Thanks,
Chris Colas
What do you think?
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If in a pressure vessel, the introduction of gaseous CO2 under pressure, as from a pressurized cylinder, combined with agitation, would probably do the job. I do not know how long the fizz would remain in force if then released to atmospheric pressure. Most carbonated aqueous products are stored under pressure.