Gatorade (and most all sports drinks) are filled with electrolytes. This is a special term for salts. More than your typical NaCl table salt, it also Mg, Ca, and K among its metals and a Halogen (like Cl or I) that dissociate easily in water. A salt is really just a metal from the first or second period bonded to a nonmetal from the 17 period. Of course, Gatorade also has sugar to make it taste better, which is a covalent organic compound.
Gatorade is a water solution of sugars, flavors, sodium chloride, citric acid and many other solutes.
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No. There is no caffeine in Gatorade.
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The correct spelling is 'Gatorade'.
No. There is no caffeine in Gatorade.
There is about 34 grams of sugar in Gatorade, depending on which gatorade you buy
It comes from the sugar in the Gatorade.
Yes, Gatorade is vegan.
By better, I assume that you mean 'nutritionally better' rather than better tasting. Gatorade is better for you as it is not as acidic and is based upon the chemistry of sweat - one of your natural body fluids. Thus it would be better for both re-hydration and your overall health, however; there is still a lot of sugar in Gatorade so remember than it is not ideal. The best thing for you to drink would be water.
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