When a chemical reaction produces gas bubbles in a liquid, this phenomenon is known as effervescence. The research found that the quicker disintegration and faster drug release properties for CGZ may be achieved by the production of effervescent tablets using a mix of sodium bicarbonate, tartaric acid, and fumaric acid. The optimized batch B4 was more drugs were dispensing more quickly than in previous batches. It follows that effervescent pills are easier to create when acids and sodium bicarbonate are used together. To create an effervescent formulation with desirable qualities like rapid disintegration and medication release with little effort in the shortest amount of time, an experimental design may be useful.