What is the chemical name and formula for lemon juice?

Answer 1

There is no particular name for lemon juice. It is a mixture of compounds containing (but not limited to):

Citric acid (C6H8O7),

Fructose (C6H12O6),

Glucose ((C6H12O6) different molecular strucure) and

Vitamin-C (C6H8O6).

Other vitamins, minerals and chemicals may be present depending on soil conditions (fertilizers, pesticides, etc.), growing conditions (sunlight, water, etc) and anything that may be done in processing (preservatives, etc).

Citric acid is also known by the name "2-hydroxypropane-1,2,3-tricarboxylic acid" (which refers to it's structure, not just it's content)

Answer 2

Lemon juice is a mixture of several different molecules, it is impossible for a layman like myself to provide you with all the chemical formulas and the ratios of which they are in the lemon juice. This is the best I can do (I hope someone else can fill in the blanks):

Vitamin C (45mg) - C6H8O6Calcium (22mg) - Ca

Potassium (116mg) - k

Carbohydrates (7.8g) - Cm(H2O)n

Protine (9g)

Fat (0.25g)

callories (100)

Answer 3

There isn't one. Lemon juice is a mixture of many different compounds.

Answer 4

Lemon juice is actually a solution of multiple compounds in water, the most notable of which is vitamin C (C6H8O6).

Answer 5

There isn't one. Lemon juice is a mixture, not a compound, so it doesn't have a chemical formula.

Answer 6

There is not since lemon juice is a mixture.