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What are bubbles (fizzes) in a soda can be described as?? Liquid to Gas or Gas to Liquid
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What are bubbles (fizzes) in a soda can be described as??
Liquid to Gas or Gas to Liquid

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liquid to gas
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Answer:

Liquid to Gas

Step-by-step explanation:

The drink in the soda is a liquid and when you open the can, the CO2 leaves the container.

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