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Water makes pills dissolve very quickly, but some carbonated drinks, such as soda, mineral water and others, seem to dissolve pills faster. A pill will disolve because it basically is made of a compressed powder, and when placed in a liquid, the “glue” that holds the powder together mixes with the liquid and separates.
