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  • Effervescence: Understanding Gas Escape from Liquids - Definition & Examples
    The escape of a gas from a liquid solution is called effervescence.

    Here's why:

    * Effervescence refers to the process of bubbles forming and rising in a liquid due to the release of dissolved gas.

    * It's commonly observed when opening a bottle of carbonated beverage, where the dissolved carbon dioxide gas escapes.

    Other related terms you might encounter:

    * Degassing: The general process of removing dissolved gases from a liquid.

    * Volatilization: The process of a liquid turning into a gas.

    * Outgassing: The release of gas from a solid material.

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