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     How to do the Mentos in Coke experiment

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     How to Make a Diet Coke and Mentos Rocket

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     Cool Science Experiment - Original Mentos Diet Coke Geyser

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   Can you put Mentos in Coke?

   • Adding Mentos to regular Coke or other regular sodas will also cause an explosion, but diet soda seems to be the best. Scientists believe that this is because the aspartame contained in diet soda makes bubble formation easier. Keep away from the rocket. It may be moving quite fast, and could cause some real damage. Wear eye protection.

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   How do you make a Diet Coke & Mentos rocket?

   • To make a Diet Coke and Mentos rocket, start by sandwiching 5 stacked Mentos between 2 4-inch strips of masking tape. Then, wrap a 3-inch strip of tape sticky-side out around your finger to make a piece of double-sided tape. Stick one side to the top of your Mentos stack and the other to the inside of a diet soda cap.

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   What happens if you put a Mentos in soda?

   • A Mentos dropped into a bottle of soda acts as a surfactant, meaning it reduces the surface tension of the soda. Water molecules are polar and attracted to each other. Anything that breaks them apart allows for bubbles of carbon dioxide gas to form in the solution.

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   What happens when Coke and Mentos mix?

   • There are several theories, but it’s thought that the many small pores on the surface of the mento speed up the release of carbon dioxide (CO 2) gas from the soda as they give a larger surface area for the reaction to occur over, causing foam to erupt at a super fast rate.

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   How do you make a Mentos?

   • One roll of Mentos candies A two-liter bottle of diet soda (diet soda makes for a much better reaction, but you can use regular soda if you like. It just won’t be nearly as awesome.) A tube the width of the Mentos. It needs to be wide enough to use as loader for the Mentos An index card (picture below)

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   Can you use any type of Mentos candy for a Coke experiment?

   • Yes, you can use any type of Mentos candy for the experiment. The most commonly used Mentos candies are the original mint-flavored ones, but you can also use fruit-flavored or other varieties. The key factor is the rough surface of the Mentos candy, which helps to create nucleation sites for the carbon dioxide bubbles in the Coke.

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3. www.coolkidfacts.com › mentos-and-coke-experimentMentos and Coke Experiment – How to Do It! [Full Guide]

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   The key factor is the rough surface of the Mentos candy, which helps to create nucleation sites for the carbon dioxide bubbles in the Coke. This happens because Coke contains dissolved carbon dioxide gas.

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   May 18, 2024 · To make a Diet Coke and Mentos rocket, start by sandwiching 5 stacked Mentos between 2 4-inch strips of masking tape. Then, wrap a 3-inch strip of tape sticky-side out around your finger to make a piece of double-sided tape.

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   Feb 14, 2013 · The Mentos in Coke experiment is a fun science project idea you can try with your kids. See how high your soda fountain goes when you mix soda and Mentos together. Read the full explanation...

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   Sep 11, 2014 · Instructions. We dropped two Mentos into a bottle of normal Cola and Diet Cola. I used the cheapest brands available in our local supermarket. Once you drop the Mentos into the coke, stand back as it’s VERY explosive. The trick is to drop the mento in as fast as you can.

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7. brilliant.org › wiki › why-do-mentos-explode-in-cokeWhy Do Mentos Explode in Coke? | Brilliant Math & Science Wiki

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   A Mentos dropped into a bottle of soda acts as a surfactant, meaning it reduces the surface tension of the soda. Water molecules are polar and attracted to each other. Anything that breaks them apart allows for bubbles of carbon dioxide gas to form in the solution.

8. www.scientificamerican.com › article › bring-scienceSpurting Science: Erupting Diet Coke with Mentos

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   Jun 14, 2012 · In the Diet Coke bottle the Mentos candy provides a rough surface that allows the bonds between the carbon dioxide gas and water to break more easily, helping to create carbon dioxide bubbles.

9. www.acs.org › education › whatischemistryMentos and Diet Coke! - American Chemical Society

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   The carbon dioxide molecules attach to the surfaces of the Mentos like they did in the cup of soda. All those Mentos in a lot of soda make a lot of bubbles that rise to the surface and push the soda out in a big woosh! Find out a cool thing you can do with a bottle of soda pop and a packet of Mentos.