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Why does beer produce bubbles? And how many are there in a glass?
Why does beer have bubbles? And how many are there in a glass? Beer has bubbles because it contains dissolved carbon dioxide (CO2). Carbon dioxide is produced during the fermentation of beer, when yeasts convert sugars into alcohol and carbon dioxide.
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