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William Brownrigg was the first person to discover sparkling water in the early 1740s. However, since Joseph Priestley wrote it down at a later date, he takes the credit for its discovery. Large scale production of carbonated sparkling water started in factories across the United States only after 1781. Previously it was called soda in the United States, but after World War II it is now called seltzer or seltzer water.

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William Brownrigg was the first person to discover sparkling water in the early 1740s. However, since Joseph Priestley wrote it down at a later date, he takes the credit for its discovery. Large scale production of carbonated sparkling water started in factories across the United States only after 1781. Previously it was called soda in the United States, but after World War II it is now called seltzer or seltzer water.

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