Coca-Cola

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Coca-Cola is used to dissolve nails, rust, bacteria, and is so acidic it is even used as a toilet bowl cleaner! Now imagine what it could do to your stomach...

Any high sugar drink will cause cavities. Soft drinks just happen to be very popular and are drunk all day long, even for breakfast! I see many patients throughout the day with rampant caries caused by soft drinks and try to get them off of them. Cutting down is wise except for those who say they only drink on per day... and nurse it all day long. You have to have 4 things in combination in your mouth to develop dental caries: a tooth; sugar (sucrose); bacteria (S. mutans), and time. Take away anyone of these and you will not get a cavity. Getting back to the conscientious person who just decided to cut down to just one soft drink per day... Just think about it, if every couple of minutes you take a tiny sip of sugar the bacteria eat the sugar and produce an acidic waste which over time melts away your enamel and causes a cavity. The best way to drink a soft drink is to drink it down at your meal and then stimulate your salivary flow to coat your mouth with protective components between meals. Unfortunately, many sugar free soft drinks are very acidic and if they are below 5.5 pH then they will melt down enamel without the bacteria's help. Just drink water!

The fizz from soda comes from dissolved carbon dioxide. In the closed bottle, the carbon dioxide is in a state called equilibrium. That means the carbon dioxide is constantly moving from dissolved form to gas form and vice versa. The temperature of the drink determines how much is in the gas state and how much is dissolved. If the soda is cold, there is more carbon dioxide in dissolved form than in gas form. However, if you let the soda heat up, more of it escapes out of the liquid and into gas form at the top of the bottle, causing the drink to go flat. Therefore it is best to keep soda in the fridge, so that when you come to drink it, more fizz will be left in the liquid!

I work as a Seasonal Order Builder for Coca Cola. The starting Pay is $15.35 hourly... Once I join the union in October I'll be getting paid almost $18.00 an hour. From what I've learned drivers make well over $20 an hour but they work for it!

yes coca cola is a multi national company it has its branches in many counties including Brazil inida west indies etc..........

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Like a dollar twenty for a 20oz bottle and maybe a dollar something for a can

Due to the chemical reaction of the carbonated water interacting with the baking powder.

The production and distribution of Coca Cola follows a franchising model. The company produces a syrup which it sells to bottlers throughout the world who hold franchises. The final drink is produced by mixing the syrup with water and sweeteners. It is then carbonated before putting into bottles and cans. The bottlers then sell the product.

The density of Diet Coke is 1.0, the same as water.

Coke, as in cola products cannot be smoked. Coke, as in cocaine, is smoked, illegally, in the form of crack.

Coke has over 100 different brands, many popular ones are Fanta, Dansani water,and Sprite. Coke has been one of the most popular brands since the 1900's. It also is in almost every country around the world.

There are an infinite number of potential answers to this question. V = (pi)r^2h where V is volume, r is radius and h is height. So first convert fl oz to cm^3 12 US fluid ounces = 354.882355 centimeters^3 or cubic inches: 12 US fluid ounces = 21.65625 inches^3 so: 21.66 = 3.14 * r^2 * h Plug in a value for either the radius or the height and solve. Say you wanted the can to be eight inches high: 21.66/8=3.14 * r^2 2.71/3.14=r^2 sqrt(0.863) = sqrt(r^2) r = 0.93 Double the radius to get the width, and you have your answer. In other words, a can containing 12 fl oz. that was eight inches high should be a about 1.86 inches wide.

Coke, as well as most other carbonated soft drinks, is about 95.78 percent carbonated water. The carbonation is caused by added carbon dioxide.

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Seeing as coke is a darker beverage it would attract more light making it warmer which will make the ice melt faster. This is assuming that both drinks were at the same initial temperature.

Yes, Pepsi and Coke both contain Phosphoric Acid as does Dr. Pepper.

Cola consumption (but not that of other sodas) has been linked to reduction of bone mineral density in women (Framingham Osteoporosis study), and phosphoric acid, (a cola ingredient missing in other sodas) is a prime suspect:

"The problem appears to be increased levels of phosphoric acid, which can interfere with bone absorption. A typical can of cola contains 44 to 62 mg of phosphoric acid per 12 ounce serving, and diet cola contains 27 to 39 mg."

http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/461898

as a matter of fact i live in the UK and yes they do sell vanilla coke in the UK. it is very tasty xxxxx

It can be hard to find depending on which area you live in. If you can't find it, order it from American Corner Store on eBay.

Depends on whether it's diet or not, as the ingredients affect shelf life. Typically most diet sodas start to lose quality 3 months after the date stamped, while non-diet soda will last 8-9 months after the date.

You can not ask the question "is pepsi a solute or solvent?" you need to ask "what is the solvent or solute of pepsi?" Pepsi is not a solute or solvent, because it has solute and solvent in it. :)

In April, 1985, Coca-Cola introduced New Coke, a new flavor that taste tests suggested was preferred over both Pepsi and Coke. However, the public was very attached to the old taste and protested against the change. Consequently, the company returned to the old flavor as early as July 1985. Please see the related topics and links below for details.

Coca-Cola was invented in 1888 by John Pemberton in Atlanta Georgia.

it's main concept used to be "the product concept" in which it relied on its unique product to sell itself, however now other spin offs of coca cola have emerged in recent years (Pepsi etc.) it now is more reliant on the "production concept" this is based on economies of scale. The more units they manufacture (bottles of coca cola) the cheaper it costs to produce one unit and therefore the customer will buy the cheaper product!!

Most Coke products do have codes, but not all. I know this one does though. You can go to the website and they have all products with codes there.