If you shake a can of coke and open with a bag of peanuts attached, will it explode like on the simpsons?
356172
It will definitely explode, but not to this extent as you have mentioned. \n\nIf you want a more massive explosion try out a beer can or champagne bottle. Then the blast will be enough to hurt humans, but again not to your desired extent.
44649
I diD iT Once, And The baG exPlodeD!!!! I wOULDNT TRY IT THOUGH
710583
Not at all,as when you heat the crack up it dissapates and goes into yer lungs,leaving nothing behind,
161612
Can you kick a can of beans?
988214
Take a two liter coke bottle.  Fill it up 3/4 with water.  Add dry ice.  Close the cap and wait for it to explode.  Its great.\n\n\nIf you don't have dry ice, put mentos is a coke bottle that actually has coke in it.
454723
Yes !\nabsolutely YES !\n\nIn the hame of \njackyl,\nhide ,\nand the holy guacamole ,\nA M E N !
435256
I think what would happen is artificial gravity.  The cat and butter toast would be caught in perpetual spin neither side allowing the other to be the one that lands.\n\nThe REAL question is...  How can we harness this power for the benefit of man.
523169
The sugar in the mentos reacts with the carbonate in the coke causing gasses to form and pressure to increase inside the bottle, when this pressure is released the gasses will shoot out causing it to "rocket".
490672
no, they've have to be in a very hot fire. but if that were the case then yes, the projectile could hurt someone, unless they were in wooden boxes then the effects would be confined within the packaging.
98850
Yes. It will superheat and have a violent reaction when something touches it.
415622
when you put the donut into the juice, yes it will most for surely become peanut brittle, make me some please, is your name really alfred einstein, because you sounds super-d-duperdy smart, i wishes i could have halves of the brains that yous has, i like you
1025458
hey if your lucky she might help you weigh your nuts, or scan your package or maybe even grab your plums!\n will the excitement never end?!!\nbut be careful, you wouldnt want her to crush your crackers!
423947
Yes it would weigh the same. The air contained in the can would only change the weight if it was pressurized. Otherwise the air pressure would be consistant with the atmospheric pressure in the room.\n\nSmashing the can would only change the weight of the can if you smashed it so much that you pulversied it into oblivion
1079938
only if you layed an egg while on crack
79458
It can be if you start drinking Coke instead water. Coke also can take the calcium out of your bones, which makes them weak and easier to break.
616784
There is an internet myth going around that says if you put a T-bone steak in a bowl of Coca Cola (active ingredient is supposedly phosphoric acid) for two days, that theoretically the steak is going to dissolve. I think it will not dissolve, but it might change texture or color slightly. You would do the Internet world a favor to try that out and explain why it does, or doesn't dissolve in Coca Cola. You could also use that as an argument for or against having junk food and soft drinks in school cafeterias and halls.
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The pressure between the inside of the can and the outside will equalize. It won't blow up in the sense of destroying the can. What might happen is that the metal near the puncture will tear a bit as the escaping gas rushes past it- in the same way a hole in a dam would 'grow' as water flows through it.\n\nProbably of more interest is that the escaping gas will be at a much, much colder temperature as it expands. This can lead to a surprising freezing effect at, on and near the can.\n\nIt is much more dangerous to heat a pressurized can without puncturing it. In this case, the can can fail as the pressure increases (due to the heating) and burst along a large seam instead of a small hole. Pieces of the can can be ejected quite powerfully in this scenario. The puncture scenario doesn't give you this effect at all.