Why does ice melt so fast in carbonation?

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Why does ice melt so fast in carbonation?

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The ice creates more surface area for nucleation and the carbonated bubbles to form. The bubbles generate friction against the ice which accelerates the the melting process via physical erosion and subtle heat from the friction.

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