Water Bottle Works

  Have you ever picked up a chilled water bottle, only to find it covered in beads of water on the outside? This phenomenon, known as water bottle sweat , might seem puzzling at first glance.  But fear not! In this article, we'll delve into the science behind why water bottles sweat, whether bottled water expires, and if water can expire in glass bottles. Why Do Water Bottles Sweat?  The process of water bottle sweating is a result of condensation. When the temperature of the air surrounding the bottle drops below the temperature of the liquid inside, moisture from the air condenses on the cooler surface of the bottle. This creates the familiar droplets we see on the outside. But why doesn't this happen with every type of beverage container? It primarily occurs with cold beverages like water because the temperature difference between the liquid and the surrounding air is more significant.  The material of the bottle also plays a role. Plastic and metal bottles, bei...