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Is drinking soda water the same as drinking water?
No. Most sodas have lot of sugar in them, and all soda waters have high levels of dissolved carbon dioxide in them. That is what creates the bubbles.
How do you quit drinking soda?
To stop drinking soda just start drinking something else like water or another type of liquid
What is the chemical equation of drinking soda?
Drinking soda is a solution of carbon dioxide in water. The hypothetical carbonic acid is formed - H2CO3.
What is the chemical formula of drinking soda?
Drinking soda is a solution of carbon dioxide in water. The hypothetical carbonic acid is formed - H2CO3.
Does drinking a soda help with hangovers?
no, only time and lots of drinking water will help
Instead of water can plants live off drinking soda?
No.
Are there any harmful or beneficial long term effects of drinking Gatorade?
Gatorade is just a sugar drink. No more no less. It would affect you just as much as if you were to drink soda or sugar water. They both contain the same ingredients (Sugar and Water). So if you were to look up the effects of drinking soda or sugar water for long periods of time, surely the same can be applied to drinking gatorade.
How much water to drink after drinking a soda?
After a person drinks a soda you should drink at least one bottle of water. Soda is not a healthy thing to drink.
Does drinking pop make you urinate more than water?
No, drinking water will make you urinate more than drinking soda. This is because the water cleans the toxins out of your body.
Will a plant survie drinking soda and water?
Ofcourse not. Plants need sunshine, air, and WATER to live. They cant live in soda.
How was drinking soda discovered?
Soda water was prepared for the first time by John Priestley in 1767 by carbon dioxide bubbling in water.
Does soda water cause headaches?
Soda water is not necessarily tied to headaches, but drinking too much water is often tied to headaches. Drinking too much water can cause brain swelling, which produces a dull headache.
