What is the reason for fizzing out of `CO_(2)` gas when a soda water bottle is opened?

What is water gas?

State reason:- CO_2 is linear but not SO_2

Calssify the following systems into open, closed or isolated: (i) Living cell (ii) A gas enclosed in a cylinder fitted with a movable piston. The walls of the container and the piston are impermeable and thermally insulated (iii) The substances present in a soda water bottle (iv) the chemicals participated in a chemical reaction occurring in a closed glass container (v) How tea kept in a thermos flask.

Oxidation of glucose to CO_(2) and water occurs during

Classify as open, closed or isolated system: (1) A cup of coffee placed on a table (2) Water in a beaker is boiled by heating (3) Lead nitrate is heated in a test tube (4) Solid NH_(4)Cl is heated in a closed vessel (5) Substances present in a soda-water bottle (6) Mercury enclosed in the thermometer.

The base area of a bottle is 5cm^(2) and the depth of water in that bottle when it is completely filled is 30 cm. if density of water be 1 g/cc then calculate pressure and the thrust exerted by water at the bottom of the bottle. (Given g=980cm//s^(2) )

Calculate the concentration of CO_2 in a soft drink that is bottled with a partial pressure of CO_2 of 4 atm over the liquid at 25^@C . The Henry's Law constant for CO_2 in water is 3.1 xx 10^-2 mol/litre atm at 25^@C .

What happens when sodium metal is dropped in water?

What happens when excess of CO_2 gas is passed through clear lime water?

A white solid (A) when heated liberates a colourless gas which does not support combustion. The residue is dissolved in water to form (B) which can be used for whitewashing. When excess of CO_2 gas is passed through the solution of (B), it gives a compound {C) which on heating forms (A). Identify (A), (B) and (C). Give the reactions.