The higher the temperature of a liquid, the more of a substance it can dissolve. So when a liquid cools back down, often some of the dissolved particles re-form into solid and precipitate out of the solution. This applies to sugar substitute as it does to any other substance. Just like regular sugar dissolves in your coffee better when your coffee is hot.
Yes and no No because it doesn't actually doing anything to make you lose weight. Yes because it can be a substitute for other drinks that have calories which could cause you to gain weight. So if you drink water instead of pop you'll be taking in less calories than if you kept knocking back cokes or beer or whatever
The temperature of a drink does not change its innate properties. A drink will warm up though thermal conduction.
I think the commercial advantage is that when settling, the particles settle to the bottom but filtering removes unwanted particles.. For example, people don't want to drink water with unhealthy particles in them, so they filter the water..
This is an energy drink.
I drink milk and I eat cheese. I eat cake and I drink water. I drink coffee and I eat peanuts. I take stuff and I drink smoothies. I hate goats and I hate pigs. I roast chestnuts and I eat hazelnuts.
It is to mix the sugar in the drink so that it dissolves and doesn't just stay at the bottom, and you can have an equal amount of sweetness in the whole drink.
When a hot drink cools down, the molecules in the liquid lose energy and slow down. This causes the drink to decrease in temperature. As it cools, some components may start to precipitate out or separate from the liquid, altering the taste or texture of the drink.
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it dissolves when it touches a acid liquid such as your saliva when you eat it or a type of acid drink. or chemical
The ice melts
they slow down.
Foods that melt, like butter.
When a hot drink cools down, the particles within the liquid lose energy and slow down. As the temperature decreases, the particles move less vigorously and are more closely packed together, causing the liquid to contract or condense. This is why a hot drink may decrease in volume as it cools down.
No, I have never dared to drink the worm at the bottom of a bottle.
eans that you've finished your drink...
example: tea is a substitute good for coffee or milkwhen you want to drink coffee but you can't or don't have one you can drink tea instead. or milk vice versa
Yes.