I have no idea, but I laughed out loud when I saw this question. You definitely brightened my day.
Yes. Oil having lesser density than juice, will float on it.
100 This really depends on the density of the juice. Density is measured in kg/l, which can also be written as g/ml. If we assume a density for orange juice of 1.25kg/l, then one litre weighs 1.25kg, or 1250g.
Lemon juice has more acid because of its density and it contains more sodium.
You can do the experiment yourself. Put orange juice in a thin plastic measuring up then submerge the cup straight up in water, letting it float (without letting them mix). Then compare the volume of displaced water (should be the water level on the measuring cup) with the volume of orange juice. The ratio of these will be the density in g/cm^-3, since water has density ~1 g/cm^-3. I just did the experiment. Assuming negligible effects from the cup, I found that 8 oz of orange juice displaced about 10 oz of water. Therefore, orange juice has density = 10/8 times that of water. In units of g/cm^-3, water's density is 1. Therefore, the density of orange juice is about 1.25 g/cm^-3. Yummy. Hello Yummy OP: ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^The above answerer "Yummy" really is far off saying 1.25 g/cc. I just poured as exactly as my measuring cup allowed, 8 fl oz (240 cc) of Lots of Pulp Tropicana Pure Premium OJ into it and put it on an accurate gram scale. The weight was 249.9 grams, call it 250. 250g/240mL comes out to be very close to 1.04 g/cc. Just to be sure, I checked an orange juice website and they measure how sweet OJ is by brix. Good OJ is over 8.5 brix. Let's call it 9 for giggles. A brix of 9 corresponds to 1.036 g/cc according to the brix charts. *all confirmed*. I am a loser.
(Is that a question? That is a statement.) A gallon is a measure of volume, of how much space the fluid occupies. 1 gallon of milk has the same volume as 1 gallon of orange juice. They occupies the same amount of space. Different fluids have different densities. Density is how much mass occupies a given volume. If the density of one fluid is greater, it has more mass, and it weighs more. A gallon is a gallon.
The two are comparable in density, so in most cases, yes.
is there msg in v8 juice
yes, they can grow with V8 tomato juice or any tomato juice
No, V8 juice is a blend of tomato, carrot, beet, celery and other vegetable juices. Tomato juice is just tomato juice.
I honestly love it. I have spicy hot v8 juice with loads of tabasco. But if your not like me and can not handle super hot foods, then pick the green tabasco and the regular v8 juice. Or the plain spicy hot v8 juice. Enjoy!!!!
it depends upon the density of the juice. mass=density*volume so when you multiply density of the juice by 20 you will get your answer.
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No, V8 Juice is not known to be good for diabetics. This is because it contains a lot of sodium. It also can spike a diabetics sugar levels up too much.
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