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The carbon dioxide in your soda comes out of solution into a gas phase. These CO2 gas bubbles build up in your stomach and you burp. That's why you often burp after eating a meal rapidly - you swallow a lot of air. Many different gases are found in burps, though when you drink soda the majority of the gas in burps is CO2.

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Soda contains carbon dioxide gas, which creates bubbles when it comes in contact with saliva in your mouth. When you drink soda, the carbon dioxide gas is released in your stomach, which can build up and cause you to burp in order to release the gas.

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