Coca-Cola

Coca-Cola, like all soft drinks, contains carbonic acid which will dissolve rust to some degree, but the rust-cleaning benefits are offset by the sugar residue left behind. Simple soda water would be more effective in this case.

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Claim: Coca-Cola was originally green.

Status: False.

Origins: Though this tidbit of knowledge has been widely distributed as part of an Internet "Did You Know?" list, at no time in Coca-Cola's history has that beverage been green. The original formula called for caramel to give Coca-Cola its rich brown color, and although the recipe has undergone some changes through the years, none of them affected the ultimate color of the product.

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When you open a soda can, the noise and the fizz it makes is because of the carbon-dioxide gas being released from the soda.
Carbon dioxide gas under high pressure is mixed with the other contents of the soda.
Shaking the soda bottle increases the pressure inside and so when you open a can it comes out with fizz.

you use a syringe and fill it up with carbon dioxide, this can be done by licensed preofessions or done by yourself... to do this you need a plant and the next process is called first in best dress.. well anyways this means you have to suck up or fill up ur syringe before the plants turns the carbon dioxide into oxygen.

now the next step is to insert that "compound" into the coke.

now now now dont thank me yet!

Source: 46years of experienced scientist in scientistry. no no no that's all wrong please child don't listen to that fool..

when you put a penny in coca-cola the penny will be gone in days because of the acids that are in the coca-cola.

A polar bear represents Cold!, The "Cold" Word has been Used for the last Century for Marketing Coca-Cola to the southern states where Coca-cola Headquarters is Located (Georgia)

Coca Cola has 71,000 employees all around the world, with 59,000 of them outside of the United States.

the original color of the coca cola bottle was a greenish tint

Coca Cola Classic will freeze around 30 degrees Fahrenheit.

the caffeine, potassium benzoate, aspartame, and CO2 gas contained in the Diet Coke, in combination with the gelatin and gum Arabic ingredients of the Mentos, all contribute to the jet effect (Coke also works, but is less effective because there is no aspartame). The physical structure of the Mentos is the most significant cause of the eruption due to nucleation. The surface of the mint Mentos is littered with many small holes, allowing CO2 bubbles to form very rapidly and in great quantity, in turn causing the jet of foam.

Coca is a tree so it would be kinda hard to ship that here haha but as for seeds and leaves well illegal there is a strict no coca law minus one company in New Jersey that creates legal cocaine and sends the un cocainated leaves to coca-cola for flavoring

Business life: coca cola's first recipe was invented in 1885 in Columbus at a drug STORE by a man called John Pemberton. It was first originally called cocawine. Coca-Cola was sold in bottles for the first time on March 12, 1894. Cans of Coke first appeared in 1955. The first bottling of Coca-Cola occurred in Vicksburg, Mississippi, at the Biedenharn Candy Company in 1891. Its proprietor was Joseph A. Biedenharn. The original bottles were Biedenharn bottles, very different from the much later hobble-skirt design that is now so familiar. As a Candler was sold as a patent medicine for five cents.

There was five ounces of coca leaf per gallon of syrup a significant dose. There was once an estimated nine milligrams of cocaine per glass but in 1903 it was removed but it still has coca flavoring.

Well you see...if you can contact the manager...and get him to give you an electron microscope, you can see a Narcamon (A figure from a Netherland animated movie). Narcamon is a highly respected cartoon character in Netherland. So the answer is Narcamon. I hope i helped!

Coca-Cola

Iron is added to the glass to cause the color to be green. When iron absorbs energy in the form of light, it causes the molecules to go from a lower energy state to a higher energy state. This higher energy state is unstable so the molecules will give off energy to return to a lower or more stable state. When the energy is given off, it will be in the frequency range of 89 nanometers. This frequency range just happens to be in the visible spectrum that humans can see. If you look up where 89 nanometers is in this spectrum you will see the characteristic color is green.

No! Coke and all other soft drinks are not healthier than water. They contain sugar and/or High fructose corn syrup (HFCS), which are both unhealthy. They also affect the calcium in your body.

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Soft coke is manufactured from non coking coal (The sized (+50 mm) is charged in the coke oven through charging holes from a coke oven top. The coal is devolatilized (harmful volatile organic matter is driven out) at a specific temperature for a specific period of time after which it is discharged and quenched on the platform. The soft coke is sent to the stock yard after atmospheric drying. Soft coke is sold to domestic users, restaurants for cooking / domestic heating purpose.

It was discontinued in 2008 due to high trouble for it being produced, as well as the other Coca-Cola flavors. The last one I've seen was the Diet Coca-Cola with lime and they didn't have it ever since.

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it has 150 calories

Back in the 1950s, soda pop was available for around 10 cents a bottle. This included Coca-Cola, along with Pepsi and other popular brands. Most sodas, however, were mainly available in either bottles or fountain form. While soda cans did exist, they were put into mass production in the 1960s.

Well, I think that the evolution of time could answer that for you. As we all moved into the modern generation, so did everything else. They started as small glass bottles and are now in cans, liter bottles, and you can still find them in glass bottles if you desire. I hope that this helped.