Who can explain this?

How will ordinary water be having bubbles. Baba don put sprite inside container, can dey talk say na water 😂😂😂

It’s very simple, let me explain: It’s because when you were born, the first bath you had na detergent dem use bath you, they didn’t use enough water to wash all the soap comot for your head, na the result be that.

Alaye second one na sprite, your hair dey foam? Na so your STD conc reach?

Like this tweet if you don’t care.

The 1st was normal water, 2nd was sprite… the bubbles says it all, besides he hid the bottle squeezed and brought it out unsqueezed

Una mumu for that TikTok app pass them for Facebook, water dey get bubbles abi werey wo leleyii 😂😂😂

When next you don't have anything tangible to post, off data go warm eba chop 😒 No let me waste 10mb again maka npiawa azu 😒

Lol. Wehrey think say I no go catch am. The second try no be water, na sprite😂

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤬🤣🤬 So you added soda water and salt to produce CO2 gas (which is produced as bubbles and fizzy reactions during chemical interations🤦🏾‍♂️) and ionization. 🫵🤬 Release of Carbon Dioxide Gas: Soda water contains dissolved carbon dioxide (CO₂) gas under pressure, which makes it fizzy. When salt (sodium chloride, NaCl) is added, it disrupts the equilibrium between the dissolved CO₂ and the water. This causes the CO₂ to come out of solution more rapidly, resulting in a noticeable increase in bubbling and fizzing. Ionic Dissociation: Salt dissolves in water by dissociating into sodium (Na⁺) and chloride (Cl⁻) ions. These ions interfere with the water’s ability to hold the dissolved CO₂, further promoting the release of gas

U just wasted my data