recarbonation
Recarbonation is the process of reintroducing carbon dioxide (CO2) into a system that has lost CO2, thereby restoring or increasing its carbonation. The term is used in several disciplines to describe distinct but related phenomena governed by CO2 solubility and carbonate equilibria in liquids or the diffusion of CO2 into solids.
In the beverage industry, recarbonation refers to reintroducing CO2 into flat or partially carbonated drinks such
In water treatment, recarbonation is used to restore carbonate alkalinity and stabilize pH after processes that
In cement and concrete science, recarbonation describes the slow uptake of atmospheric CO2 by cured concrete,
Overall, recarbonation is defined by the reintroduction of CO2 to restore or modify carbonation levels, with