Doesnt.
It depends on how long the tooth is in contact with the teeth. we did an experiment in school and we concluded that if a tooth was soaked in coke it would decay in 0-1 weeks when soaked in fanta it took 1-2 weeks.
no, it dosnt. In fact one of my friends put a ral tooth in coke after about 5 minutes the tooth was gone. so coke actually ruins your teeth causing them to decay. :)
it gets alot of bubbles on it and the coke starts to fizz
6 Hours
well, I'm going to use coke for an example, out a tooth i a cup of coke and keep it there for the night, see what happens.when i did it, the tooth had dissapeared. this proves that soda is bad for you teeth. if you don't believe me, find out yourself. I would get a cup of coke and use half an egg shel nd leave it in the glass for at leat a day or longer if you desire.Another way is to boil an egg in coke but the first one is the best.xx
Coke contains sugar and acid that can lead to tooth decay and discoloration. The sugar feeds bacteria in your mouth, which produce acids that erode tooth enamel, and the dark color of Coke can stain the teeth over time.
All Sodas can over a long period of time. I would say that coke would cause faster decay than pepsi.
Consuming a diet high in carbs and regularly drinking diet coke can lead to weight gain, increased risk of diabetes, tooth decay, and potential negative effects on overall health due to the high sugar content and artificial sweeteners in diet coke.
Coke does taste nice but is quite sugary so you need to brush your teeth quite often. If you put a tooth in a bottle of coke overnight. The next day it will disappear because coke is kind of acidy
Bloke, Broke, Smoke, Cloak, Poke, Coke (a-cola and otherwise), Soak.
It depends whether it's Coke or Diet Coke. Diet Coke is lighter.
It would depend on the size and weight of the coke cans, but on average, you could expect around 40-50 empty standard 12-ounce coke cans to weigh about 1 kilogram.