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Why does agitating a liquid drive out dissolved gas (e.g. carbon dioxide from water)?

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Why does agitating a liquid drive out dissolved gas (e.g. carbon dioxide from water)?

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mechanical motion is converted to heat, which accelerates decomposition of carbonic acid; carbon dioxide is not simply dissolved but forms carbonic acid-a compound.

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