Why does a 2liter bottle look MUCH bigger than a 1.5L?

[JEDI]

1.5L

2L

1.5L looks like it's double the size vs 2L

1.5L vs .5L

 

[jammur21]

Because its 33% larger?

 

[HigherGround]

Originally posted by: jammur21
Because its 33% larger?

exactly, if you compare someone who weighs only 150lbs to someone who weighs 200lbs, you will also notice quite a difference, right?

 

[lyssword]

umm, thats not 1.5 L, looks like a 1L

 

[gamepad]

ban

 

[loup garou]

Originally posted by: gamepad
ban

Agreed.

 

[Praxis1452]

seems more like 1-1.5 liters.

 

[mpitts]

Originally posted by: lyssword
umm, thats not 1.5 L, looks like a 1L

 

[mercanucaribe]

Originally posted by: mpitts

Originally posted by: lyssword
umm, thats not 1.5 L, looks like a 1L

I think THAT is the point of the post. That a 1.5L bottle looks smaller than it really is. I've often mistaken a 1.5L for a 1L, and thought the same thing, that it looks a lot smaller than a 2L.

 

[Jeff7]

You may notice that the smaller bottles are more expensive per liter than the 2liter bottles. This is because the smaller bottles use spatial compression technology to fit more soda in a smaller volume of space. This has the effect of literally shrinking the atoms by about 50%. Once they leave the confines of the advanced subspace plastic polymer containment vessel, and enter normal space, the atoms return to normal size.

This is also why Mentos can cause soda to shoot out of bottles. The Mentos' coating has a side effect of reversing the spatial compression, so the atoms all try to return to their original sizes immediately. Thus the soda blasts out of the bottle.

Simple, really.

 

[lyssword]

yeah right

 

[amol]

Originally posted by: Jeff7
You may notice that the smaller bottles are more expensive per liter than the 2liter bottles. This is because the smaller bottles use spatial compression technology to fit more soda in a smaller volume of space. This has the effect of literally shrinking the atoms by about 50%. Once they leave the confines of the advanced subspace plastic polymer containment vessel, and enter normal space, the atoms return to normal size.

This is also why Mentos can cause soda to shoot out of bottles. The Mentos' coating has a side effect of reversing the spatial compression, so the atoms all try to return to their original sizes immediately. Thus the soda blasts out of the bottle.

Simple, really.

I never knew soda was so advanced ...

 

[Midlander]

Originally posted by: Jeff7
You may notice that the smaller bottles are more expensive per liter than the 2liter bottles. This is because the smaller bottles use spatial compression technology to fit more soda in a smaller volume of space. This has the effect of literally shrinking the atoms by about 50%. Once they leave the confines of the advanced subspace plastic polymer containment vessel, and enter normal space, the atoms return to normal size.

This is also why Mentos can cause soda to shoot out of bottles. The Mentos' coating has a side effect of reversing the spatial compression, so the atoms all try to return to their original sizes immediately. Thus the soda blasts out of the bottle.

Simple, really.

Did you ever think about running for president?

 

[Toastedlightly]

Originally posted by: Midlander

Originally posted by: Jeff7
You may notice that the smaller bottles are more expensive per liter than the 2liter bottles. This is because the smaller bottles use spatial compression technology to fit more soda in a smaller volume of space. This has the effect of literally shrinking the atoms by about 50%. Once they leave the confines of the advanced subspace plastic polymer containment vessel, and enter normal space, the atoms return to normal size.

This is also why Mentos can cause soda to shoot out of bottles. The Mentos' coating has a side effect of reversing the spatial compression, so the atoms all try to return to their original sizes immediately. Thus the soda blasts out of the bottle.

Simple, really.

Did you ever think about running for president?

Did you stay at a Holiday Inn last night?

 

[YOyoYOhowsDAjello]

Originally posted by: JEDI

1.5L looks like it's double the size vs 2L

 

[destrekor]

Originally posted by: Jeff7
You may notice that the smaller bottles are more expensive per liter than the 2liter bottles. This is because the smaller bottles use spatial compression technology to fit more soda in a smaller volume of space. This has the effect of literally shrinking the atoms by about 50%. Once they leave the confines of the advanced subspace plastic polymer containment vessel, and enter normal space, the atoms return to normal size.

This is also why Mentos can cause soda to shoot out of bottles. The Mentos' coating has a side effect of reversing the spatial compression, so the atoms all try to return to their original sizes immediately. Thus the soda blasts out of the bottle.

Simple, really.

 

[Jeff7]

Originally posted by: Toastedlightly
Did you stay at a Holiday Inn last night?

No, but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night.






That's right, you heard me!

 

[Eli]

Originally posted by: Jeff7
You may notice that the smaller bottles are more expensive per liter than the 2liter bottles. This is because the smaller bottles use spatial compression technology to fit more soda in a smaller volume of space. This has the effect of literally shrinking the atoms by about 50%. Once they leave the confines of the advanced subspace plastic polymer containment vessel, and enter normal space, the atoms return to normal size.

This is also why Mentos can cause soda to shoot out of bottles. The Mentos' coating has a side effect of reversing the spatial compression, so the atoms all try to return to their original sizes immediately. Thus the soda blasts out of the bottle.

Simple, really.

:laugh:

 

[Oblivionaire]

WTH kinda coke YOU doin?