What acids are in Coca Cola?

Answer 1

Carbonic acid is in Coca-Cola. That acid eats limestone and causes caves as well. Once someone dropped a steel nail into a coke and it ate it. Dark colored sodas are linked to causing osteoperosis and obesity and heart conditions. phosphoric acid is also in coca cola

Answer 2

The pH value of Coca Cola is between 2 and 3.

Coca-Cola and other carbonated drinks are acids, as they contain dissolved carbon dioxide, a weak solution of carbonic acid. Some colas also add phosphoric acid as an ingredient to balance the sweet taste. Non-cola carbonated drinks (lemon-lime, orange) may also contain citric acid.

Answer 3

Carbonic acid is in coca-cola. That acid eats limestone and causes caves as well. Once someone dropped a steel nail into a coke and it ate it. Dark colored sodas are linked to causing osteoperosis and obesity and heart conditions. phosphoric acid is also in coca cola

Answer 4

did you know that phosphoric acid is in coke and it can dissolve a tooth.

once a man left a tooth in a can of coke and in ten days it dissolved.

if you could drink about 4 litres of coke within an hour you could DIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

phosphoric acids is normally in rust remover

Answer 5

fPhosphoric, mostly. Also a bit of citric and tartaric probably, but close to trace amounts.

Lactic acid

Answer 6

CocaCola contains three acids - carbonic, citric and phoshoric.

Answer 7

All sodas contain phosphoric acid. Clear sodas contain an extra acid called citric acid. This gives Sprite and 7-Up their lemon-lime flavour.

Answer 8

Coca-cola contains phosphoric acid as well as carbonic acid.