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Force carbonation is the act of directly infusing CO2 into a solution under pressure.
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Does a given pressure and temperature determine the number of volumes of CO2?
A table like that will show you the volumes of CO2 when the beer and headspace have reached equilibrium. If you only had the beer pressurized for a couple hours, the CO2 may not have fully dissolved.
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Why did beer get into my gas lines from my corny keg?
Beer will come out of the gas line when both of these conditions occur:
The pressure in the keg is higher than whatever's on the other side of the gas line.
There is beer in the gas dip tube or post …
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