There's lots of components in tea, but the major ones we know so far are caffeine, catechins (antioxidants), and tannins (which may include tannic acid - which is the reason why it's not really advisable to take medication with tea as it may react with them).
Higher levels of irn and chromium, while creating a possibility of becoming enemic. Some teas, like Green teas, have very powerful antioxidents.
The active component of the black tea (Camellia sinensis) is the caffeine.
The same elements as are in you.
Tea is not dangerous (this is valid for a normal use).
There is no chemical name for tea as it is a mixture of many different chemicals.
What makes a Green Tea organic depends on whether it has been sprayed by chemicals or has not been sprayed by chemicals. Many studies suggest that un-sprayed teas are significantly healthier to those sprayed.
Yes it is. It contains Caffeine. White tea, black tea and green tea is bad for you. You would want to get caffeine free herbal tea. Decaffeinated just means that it has caffeine but they used chemicals to take it out. So instead of caffeine its chemicals.
Tea has no chemical formula. Tea is a solution and colloidal suspension of hundreds of thousands of different chemicals extracted from tea leaves (including some made by bacterial or fungal fermentation if black tea leaves were used) in water. Every batch of tea made is also different in the chemicals present and their relative concentrations.
it depends. some tea has chemicals that can be harmful in smoke form. my answer would just to not do it at all
There are many antioxidants in tea, and they have many names, depending on how specific you want to get. The antioxidants are all a type of flavonoid, which are also classified as polyphenols. Green and white tea are richest in catechins, a class of chemicals which include epicatechin (EC), epigallocatechin (EGC), epicatechin gallate (ECG), and epigallocatechin gallate.Black tea, oolong tea, and other oxidized teas contain catechins as well, but some of these chemicals have been converted to other antioxidants, called theaflavins and thearubigins. These antioxidants are also called tannins, and are responsible for the dark color of black tea.Herbal tea contains other antioxidants, and generally does not contain catechins. However, it does still contain polyphenols (which are a broader class of chemicals).
Yes. The tea has chemicals that the dog is, well let's just say can't drink it or else basically he or she will die because of the chemicals that us humans can drink but not the dog. So never let your dog to drink tea. Unless of course your having a fake tea party. Ha ha.
Definitley tap water. The chemicals in it make i grow better than tea does =)
no because some liquids can be used for electricity but like water can be used like a wire but green tea is not made with flamable chemicals
tea+tea=2tea... OR "If i had a tea and you had a tea how many teas in THAT"which means "How many T's are in THAT" so it is basicly 2... there are also another 1 or 2 outcomes