mICRO TERIA fIZZ
When we drink glucose, our body quickly absorbs it into the bloodstream, leading to an increase in blood sugar levels. This glucose serves as a primary energy source for our cells, particularly in the brain and muscles, where it is metabolized through cellular respiration to produce adenosine triphosphate (ATP), the energy currency of the cell. The rapid availability of glucose provides an immediate boost in energy, making it an effective quick source of fuel.
when we eat food it is finally converted into the most basic form i.e. glucose so when we drink glucose directly it is directly absorbed by the cells without processing in the stomach so it gives instant energy
To make 100g of glucose, you would first need a source of starch, such as corn or potato. You would then hydrolyze the starch using enzymes to break it down into glucose molecules. The resulting glucose solution can be concentrated and purified to obtain the desired 100g quantity.
A typical 16-ounce can of Monster energy drink contains about 55 grams of sugar, which is equivalent to approximately 13.75 teaspoons of sugar.
An example of a compound drink is alcohol because it is made of carbon and hydroxyl group products which include glucose and sucrose.
the glucose drink gives energy
Glucose because the glucose drink releases its energy quickly (needed for a race) whereas the bread releases its energy slowly.
glucose, caffiene & phenylamine
Soft drinks is a $61 billion a year industry
Glucose can be more quickly metabolized, as sucrose is composed of glucose and fructose and must be broken down into simple sugars first.
-Soft-drink bottling industry -Fabricated-metals industry (vehicles, refrigerators, etc.)
mid-1880s
The acid is the success in the soft drink industry because of it's textur and if there wasn't it would be very flat
There is a diabetic drink that people are giving great reviews. This drink is called GlucoBurst. This drink regulates the glucose level in your body and helps maintain a healthy sugar level.
The soft drink industry began in the mid-1880s with the creation of a syrup that was mixed with carbonated water and served at drug store lunch counters.
coca cola
Pepsi