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Q:  

Have you ever noticed the thin fog that gathers at the mouth of a chilled bottle of carbonated liquid just after it’s opened? What causes the fog?

A:  

Pressurized gas in the bottle expands against the atmospheric pressure rapidly and adiabatically when the bottle is opened. The energy for that comes from the internal energy of the gas, thereby reducing its temperature and causing some of the water vapor in it to condense out as a fog.