Seltzer

trettzilla

trettzilla

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so i was drinking seltzer today and the bubbles came up in the same in the same patter the same distance apart until it was all gone. i wondered why the bubbles stayed in the same spot and why they kept coming. so i spent like 10 minutes staring at seltzer today. just thought id share random wonderings with y'alls
 
the bubbles form on any impurity in the glass. any scratches or dings will disrupt the stability of hte fluid and release the carbonation. so, sometimes, if you have a brand new glass and you put seltzer (or anything with carbonation) it wont be fizzy until it something disrupts the uniformity of the liquid. some really fancy restaurants scratch the bottom of champagne glasses on purpose so the bubbles appear in a certain pattern, and it looks awesome. ALSO, the same thing can happen with boiling water. if you microwave water in a new mug, it can super heat, go beyond the boiling point without bubbling, and then explode when you put a sugar cube or a spoon in it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZAqqpDF4bVw
 
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Where would you put yourself on this scientific chart? Im placing you areound a 6 or 7?
 
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