2. Carbonated drinks are at a very high pressure already.
I could, if I wasn't feeling lazy right now, do the math to compare the two pressures. Its easy stuff - two drops of alcohol combusted + assumption all the combustion products are ideal gases vs Henry's law for CO2. This last one will require looking up how much co2 is dissolved in the product, but thats not too hard.
But, like the other commentator pointed out.... there's only one way to find out.
1. It's only a drop out two of alcohol
2. Carbonated drinks are at a very high pressure already.
I could, if I wasn't feeling lazy right now, do the math to compare the two pressures. Its easy stuff - two drops of alcohol combusted + assumption all the combustion products are ideal gases vs Henry's law for CO2. This last one will require looking up how much co2 is dissolved in the product, but thats not too hard.
But, like the other commentator pointed out.... there's only one way to find out.