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Cold-water geyser
Cold-water geyser (soda pop geyser, CO2-driven geyser): a spring erupting cold water below 20 °C via exsolving carbon dioxide, not steam. Type example Crystal Geyser, Utah, created by a 1936 oil well; studied as analogs of CO2 sequestration leakage.
Geyser types
Geyser types are the two classes of Earth's geysers: fountain geysers, which erupt from pools, and cone geysers, which erupt from mounds of siliceous sinter called geyserite.
Soda geyser
A soda geyser, also called a Mentos and coke geyser, is a fountain of carbonated liquid produced when dissolved carbon dioxide erupts from a soda, famously after Mentos candy is dropped in.