In a beverage, what causes a change in the dissolved CO when the bottle is opened? Opening the bottle causes the beverage to absorb the CO gas. The increased CO gas pressure, per Henry's law, increases the solubility for CO2. Opening the bottle releases the high-pressure CO2 gas above the beverage. The reduced CO gas pressure, per Henry's law, lowers the solubility for CO2. Opening the bottle causes the beverage to absorb the CO2 gas. The increased CO2 gas pressure, per Henry's law, lowers the solubility for CO2. Opening the bottle releases the high-pressure CO2 gas above the beverage. The increased CO2 gas pressure, per Henry's law, increases the solubility for CO2

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