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Why does a can of soda sometimes explode
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When you open a can of soda, air pressure inside the can stays the same. (a) true or (b) false
false
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A gas in soda that makes it fizzy. (carbon dioxide) or (oxygen)
carbon dioxide
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A full balloon has more pressure inside it than outside it. (a) true or (b) false
true
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If you put air into a tire, will the pressure in the tire go up or down?
the pressure will go up
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What are the two most important ingredients in soda? (a) water and carbon dioxide or (b) oxygen and nitrogen
water and carbon dioxide
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Air pressure always stays the same. (a) true or (b) false
false
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Soda is a mixture of gas dissolved in liquid. (a) true or (b) false
true
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Air pressure is the strongest at sea level. (a) true or (b) false
true
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To mix completely in something. (dissolve) or (freeze)
dissolve
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Air molecules try to spread out evenly. (a) true or (b) false
true
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Is there more air pressure on top of a mountain or at the beach?
at the beach
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When a tire goes flat, the air pressure inside it becomes the same as the air pressure outside. (a) true or (b) false
true
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Carbon dioxide ___________ when it is added to water. (a) changes color (b) freeses or (c) soap
dissolves
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The force or push of air. (a) air pressure or (b) suction
air pressure
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Why does a can of sode hiss when you open it? (a) oxygen is escaping or (b) carbon dioxide is escaping
carbon dioxide is escaping
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The pressure inside a full can of soda is lesser than the air pressure outside. (a) true or (b) false
false - it is greater
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Is air pressure stronger inside a full can of soda or an empty one?
a full can of soda
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As you go higher in the atmosphere, the air pressure lessens. (a) true or (b) false
true
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The bubbles in soda are caused by (a) carbon dioxide (b) oxygen or (c) soap.
carbon dioxide
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