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liquid candy that tricked a planet into paying for its own thirst

means A sweet, fizzy carbonated soft drink, often flavored and sugary, sold in cans, bottles, or fountains.

from From 'soda water,' which got its name from 'soda' the alkaline compound (sodium carbonate and its kin) once used to make the water fizz. 'Soda' itself traces through Medieval Latin, possibly from Arabic 'suwwad,' a name for the saltwort plants whose ashes yielded the stuff. So the bubbly drink is named, distantly, after a scrubby seaside weed burned for its saltsthe chemistry came first, the sugar came later.

origin mythfirst sold in pharmacies as actual medicine
pressure insideholds about three atmospheres, like deep ocean
cocaine pastearly coca-cola really contained trace cocaine
mentos chaosrough candy surface erupts geysers instantly
acidityph near vinegar, sweetness hides the burn
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