> Here's somthing I have noticed over the years and wondered if there > was any connection to decompression. As a pilot I noticed that Tonic > water on the aircraft had a higher propensity of bursting, especially > when hot, than any other carbonated beverage when exposed to lowered I don't know what type of bottles Tonic water is transported in in your country, but over here they come in much "weaker" bottles than other cooldrinks such as the thick, ridged Coke bottles. Could it just be that the Tonic bottles cannot withstand the drop in external pressure ? By the way, what on earth does all this "IMO" and IMHO" mean ? None of us here have any idea. Cheers Bridget Elliott /\ /\ Department of Zoology / /\\ @@ //\ \ University of Port Elizabeth ///\ \\ (())) //\\ \ Box 1600 ////\\ ((***))//\\ \ Port Elizabeth // \ ((())/ \\ South Africa / \ 6000 fax : +27-41 - 504 2317 voice : +27-41 - 504 2424 e-mail:ZLBBLE@ZO*.UP*.AC*.ZA*
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