A popular science website explaining how to make your own beverage-carbonating device suggests that soda water can be prepared using 30 psi carbon dioxide and cold water. (14.5 psi = 1 bar) (b) The website also suggests that a person wanting to use the same technology to make carbonated alcoholic drinks should use 45 psi carbon dioxide since carbon dioxide has a higher solubility in alcohol than it does in water. Do you have enough information to calculate the concentration of dissolved carbon dioxide in a gin fizz if it is prepared at 0 ℃? If you do, do so. If you cannot, explain why not.

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A popular science website explaining how to make your own beverage-carbonating device suggests that soda water can be prepared using 30 psi carbon dioxide and cold water. (14.5 psi = 1 bar) (b) The website also suggests that a person wanting to use the same technology to make carbonated alcoholic drinks should use 45 psi carbon dioxide since carbon dioxide has a higher solubility in alcohol than it does in water. Do you have enough information to calculate the concentration of dissolved carbon dioxide in a gin fizz if it is prepared at 0 ℃? If you do, do so. If you cannot, explain why not.
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