Coca-Cola

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

-It was actually made in Columbus Georgia at a drug store owned by DR. JOHN S. PEMBERTON, ( where the recipe started) and used as a medicine for headache reliever.

-Then in Atlanta it was sold as a drink. After they took the cocaine out of it.

It contained coca, which is the active ingredient in cocaine.

How many out of all the countries of the world sell Coca Cola? 252 countries out of 257.(Not sold in North Korea, Cuba, Burma, Iran and Sudan.)SO only 5 Dont

I've done a science experiment on this particular question, and I found out that if they are the same brands, then it's harder to tell them apart. If they are different, then they are most likely to have different and more unique tastes, so it's easier to tell them apart.

Water cleanses out the inside of the stomach and throat. When you start to feel sick or are bloated, the water will make it easier for the food particles to leave your system. So water can make you throw up if you drink too much at once, feel sick, or are bloated.

It really depends on where you live, for example, in South Africa it's 72 cents for a 340 mL. On average, in the US it's about $1.50 for a 12 ounce. If your talking about the cans, it can range anywhere from 50 cents to 80 cents to even a dollar in some stores. Hope this helped.

Wal Mart Cott makes the cola. Walmart distributes the cola.

The American multinational company was founded in 1886. This was when John Stith Pemberton invented the Coca-Cola drink. Currently the Coca-Cola Company sells more than 500 brands all over the World.

Yes. Cola (the carbonated beverage) will freeze when it is exposed to cold temperature for an extend period of time.

Actually, putting a can of cola in the freezer is enough to verify this experimentally. The contents of the can, i.e., the cola, will freeze to the point at which the aluminum can can't withstand the increased pressure caused by the frozen cola. (Note that water expands when it becomes ice). Many times, the sealing of the can opening breaks and the cola leaks through the hole.

You can't make coke go buy it for 1.75 In some shops, near the station it can be $1.00

well Considering it was the first year the Coca-Cola company publicly distributed it's beverage and also considering the age of the actual bottle I think you could sell it empty for anywhere between $200-$300 and full with the cap you could easily sell it for $300+ but of course someone may pay more for it.

Coke and other sweetened beverages have drawn much controversy to themselves for their high sugar contents. A regular can of Coke has about 39 grams of sugar.

I believe that Pepsi cola is kosher. This is because it bears the sign "." is the sign that represents the Orthodox Union, which supervises factories, and makes sure that the Jewish laws are being met.

Which type of Coke are you talking about -- the illegal drug Cocaine or the soft drink Coca-Cola?

I'm going to go with the soft drink: the number one negative ingredient is the high fructose corn syrup, which is not digested in the same way as natural sugar, and causes much more obesity, makes you crave sweets and other fat-causing foods, and can even slow down your mental processes -- according to the latest scientific studies done in 2012!

The second negative chemical would be caffeine, which makes you lose sleep and can raise your blood pressure.

No. Diet Coke is very gross expired, but since Coca-Cola has sugar, it is good for about another 3 months.

It was actually a medicine until it was sweetened and coloured and no longer contained any cocain whatsoever

Coke will NOT dissolve a penny, it's not strong enough. Nor will it dissolve a nail. Many urban legends say that coke will do many things but technically, it's pH level isn't acidic enough enough for it to dissolve anything more than the corrosion on a battery terminal and it doesn't do that very well either.

I actually think that a this would fall under either Duopoly or Oligolopy because there is more than one competitor in this market. For example, Coca-Cola and Pepsi.

Salt reacts with Coca-Cola because Coca-Cola has carbonates and salt dissolves. Bettr Scientifical Knowings: Salt provides nucleation sites for the formation of gas bubbles

The company's beverages are generally for all consumers. However, there are some

brands, which target specific consumers.

For example, Coca-Cola's diet soft drinks are targeted at consumers who are older in age, between the years of 25 and 39. PowerAde sports water target those who are fit, healthy and do sport. Winnie the Pooh sipper cap Juice Drink target children between the ages 5-12.

This type of market approach refers to market segmentation.

The Coca-Cola Company when advertising, has a primary target market of those who are 13-24, and a secondary market of 10-39.

Yeah, you can spell it but your answer is wrong. Vernor's Ginger Ale was invented, bottled, and sold in Detroit, MI in 1862 and is still in business.

I dont have any spare codes but I have a Coke Zone account with 40 points on that I don't need anymore. If anyone wants my account then just send me your email toditzy_boo@hotmail.co.uk, and I can change the account over to you. It has to be an address not already registered with Coke Zone because you can only have 1 account per email address.