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*ruins your carbonation*

>> No.12180507

I get it

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>>12180445

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COMP-TON
COMP-TON
COMP-TON

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>>12180507

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>> No.12181005

>>12180445
I don't understand the science behind this phenomenon. Sometimes ice cube ruins carbonation, sometimes it doesn't

>> No.12181031
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>No carbonation

>> No.12181174

>>12181005
I asked a chemistry prof about it once, but I can't remember the exact details. Maybe some /sci/fag can help us out.

>> No.12181198

>>12181174
Probably that there are bubbles through the drink but less shit goes into the air. It might seem counterintuitive but cold liquids hold gases a lot better than hot liquids. So the colder the liquid (and especially the colder barrier where the ice plays) the less bubbles are gonna be able to form

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