Dropping a 50 gram piece of metal with a temperature of 125° Celsius into 1000 grams of water at 20° Celsius would lead to a heat loss by the metal and an heat gain by the water. These loss and gain should be equal since energy cannot be created nor destroyed.
The role of the carbon dioxide in water is that it has the ability to form an acid in which it has the capacity to react with underground limestones deposits. If it is able to react with the limestone, then it will most likely produce a substance that can be water-soluble.
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There is one simple way to determine between solids, liquids, and gases. Are you able to move the substance? And if you are, how does it move? If it takes on the shape of its new container, it is a liquid. For example, if you pour water from a cup into a bowl, it will fill the bowl, not stay in the same shape as it was in the cup. However, if you put a marble in a cup and then pour the marble into the bowl, it will remain the same shape, and is therefore a solid. If you move a gas into a container, and the container is not sealed, it will not remain in the same shape.
