Coca-Cola

No. The Coca Cola Company is owned by shareholders - of which there could be thousands. Sure, some of these individual shareholders could be members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (commonly called the "Mormon" Church), but the majority certainly are not. The Church itself is not involved with the Coca Cola Company.

The Chairman and CEO of Coca Cola is Muhtar Kent, a Muslim.

the coca cola beverage, whose unit sales totaled a mere 3,200 servings in 1886 that is (9 drinks per day) today called the worlds most popular soft drink in the world--accounting for billions of servings at restuarants in 195 countries.

ever lost a tooth? put it in a glass of coke over night and u'll see what it's doing to your teeth. pour a glass of coke nd put a shred of meat in it and leave it over night. It can't be to good for your insides ether! itz sugar content is through the roof and it just adds to the growing obbessity rate. seriously. it adds to your waist line and spoils your appetite for the more needed healthier food. it's a beter cleaning product than a soda. i think the key word with coca cola is moderation.

The previous answer was incorrect on almost all points.

We have been discussing this recently in the lab and haven't come up with a definite answer but our best idea is that when you shake it you end up getting lots of tiny bubbles stuck to the walls of the bottle through out the coke instead of all the gas being in the space at the top of the bottle. When you open the lid now the bubbles expand and escape taking a lot of the coke with them.

If the bottle has been sitting still ass the gas will be at the top of the bottle and so will escape easily. The dissolved gas can come calmly out of solution without taking the coke with it.

When a bottle of coke sits still there is a equilibrium pressure that exists between the headspace of the coke bottle and the dissolved CO2 in the coke liquid. Say there is 5 psi in the liquid and there is 5 psi in the empty space at the top of the bottle. When you crack the lid without shaking it the 5 psi pressure vents to atmosphere with the customary whish sound.

When you shake the pop you impart energy to the liquid portion of the pop which warms slightly because of the agitated liquid molecules (mostly water). You can shake a gas and not impart hardly any energy to it, but the liquid portion gains energy from your arm lifting and accelerating the denser liquid. (Sort of like why ice cream melts so fast when you stir it to become a milkshake. The energy of you stirring heats up the ice cream slightly).

Since the coke liquid heats up slightly it imparts some of its heat to the dissolved CO2 bubbles within the liquid. The pressure within the bubble which was 5 psi earlier before shaking, now increases to 6 psi within the liquid. But since the liquid and gas mixture is in a closed container, the gas bubble can't expand. The empty space above the pop still remains at close to 5 psi since the pop can't warm the CO2 space gas that rapidly, like the close intimate contact the dissolved CO2 can.

When you crack the lid after shaking the now higher pressure of the dissolved CO2 gas the now 6 psi is free to expand and does so immediately and the coke liquid is carried out with the gas expanding to atmosphere. If you leave the lid on eventually the 6 psi dissolved gas would equalize again with the lower 5psi headspace and the pop wouldn't fizz beyond the normal whish sound.

Pepsi and Coke are rival soda companies and people are always asking which is better. Really, nit is your own opinion which one is better. Some think Coke is better. Some say Pepsi is better. Some say Pepsi is sweeter. Some say Coke is sweeter. Truthfully, Coca Cola has less caffeine than Pepsi. But, it won't be me to tell you that Coca Cola has less caffeine so you shouldn't drink Pepsi.

Coca-Cola, Diet Coke, Pepsi, Mountain Dew, Dr Pepper, Sprite, Diet Pepsi, Diet Mountain Dew, Diet Dr Pepper, Fanta

Yes, it can. The person who drank the most coke died on the spot

One of the ingredients in Coke is phosphoric acid, which is not in club soda.

Chewing Gum can help with the following: Digestion Constipation Xylitol is a natural sugar substitute that is very low in calories simply because the human body cannot digest it. A known side effect of xylitol is that it can cause loose stools, so some people find it helpful for constipation. Heartburn / GERD Gum chewing can increase saliva quantity by 130%. Saliva is rich in esophageal protective factors including epidermal growth factor, mucin, proteins and prostaglandin E2. A study found that chewing sugarless gum or walking after a meal can neutralize throat acid and relieve symptoms of gastroesophageal reflux disease, or GERD. Chewing gum stimulates the production of saliva, which can help neutralize and wash away the acid in your throat when swallowed. This approach worked better than walking, according to researchers, walking was found to be only mildly beneficial in reducing GERD. Researchers suggest that gum chewing after meals may provide relief for those who suffer from occasional heartburn, and chewing a gum that contains antacid may provide even more relief. [MSN News November 17, 2003] Not recommended for: Dyspepsia / Poor Digestion If gas is a problem, one thing to keep in mind is the connection with sorbitol, a sweetener that’s used in many brands of sugar free gum. More than five or six sticks in a day and you may get a major case of wind and even diarrhea. "The bacteria that live in our colons absolutely love sorbitol," says gastroenterologist Charlene Prather, of the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota, US. The bacteria breaks down the sorbitol, and that produces large amounts of gas that swell the colon and cause pain and cramps. So, cut back on gum containing sorbitol if your are using any. Infections Periodontal Disease - Gingivitis Xylitol reduces the incidence of periodontal disease. Periodontal disease is also a risk factor for damage to heart and blood vessels. In the presence of xylitol, bacterial adhesion to epithelial cells is disrupted. In an in vitro assay using a 5% solution of xylitol, researchers demonstrated that the mucosal attachment of Streptococcus pneumoniae and Haemophilus influenzae was reduced by factors of 68% and 50%, respectively. Musculo-Skeletal Susceptibility To Cavities Xylitol gum is the healthy gum that is good for your teeth. Xylitol is the natural sweetener used in chewing gum, mints and toothpaste that has the ability to fight cavities and dental plaque. It has received official endorsements from six national dental associations around the world because of its effectiveness. Personally, I don't chew gum. Once a day, I place a small amount of toothpaste on the end of my toothbrush and then dip it into a small container of xylitol (available by the pound in a health food store or even some supermarkets), and them brush the teeth. Xylitol can also be substituted (perhaps up to 50%) when a baking recipe calls for sugar.

Yes, it will disolve in diet coke and coke zero as both these products do not have sugar in them, but regular coke has a very high sugar content already and adding even more sugar may result in some sugar not disolving because the coke is already saturated.

1 cup (8 Oz or 235ml) of energy drink contains 110 calories to 140 calories depend on different companies brand and their recipe. For more information click link http://www.caloriesindrinks.com/cid/

Various places sell conversion kits for your refrigerator. Try your local refrigeration retailers like Home Depot or Sears, if not available in your area there is always Amazon, Ebay or Kegerator.

Pepsi has 55.5 milligrams of caffeine

Diet Pepsi has 36 milligrams

Tea has types:

green tea- 15 mg

iced tea- 47 mg Tea, brewed, imported brands- 60 mg overall Pepsi has more caffeine considering few of tea types. Among Teas, green tea is preferred.

sprite 7-up and all have no caffeine

Most brands contain it as a preservative, if you want to see if yours has it in there, check the label on the side, it will tell you.

Hope this helps!

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On the one hand, Coca Cola will claim that only a few high executives and employees know the "real" recipe.

On the other hand, there have been plenty of publications of the founder's diary that had a recipe for it, and there has also been extensive chemical analysis of the drink.

Given that, one need do little more than google "Coca Cola Formula", to get what must surely be very close to "the" recipe, if not the actual one used.

yes there are but only in dark soda's not in light soda like sprite

carbonated bubbly and carbohydrate is an energy drink

Unfortunately, no one. It was a scam email which tried to get your credit card details.

China, Japan, and Italy

Mexican coke is made with real Cane Sugar instead of Fructose Corn Syrup that is used to make Coke-a-Cola products made and distributed in the United States.

Coke does not effect metal, but it can remove rust from metals because of the reaction of the chemical substance "Phosphorous Acid" (chemical formula: H3PO4).

No, Coca-Cola actually used to contain Cocaine it when it was first produced. This is how their 1st customers became "hooked" to the great taste of coke.

These days they use more socialy acceptable drugs like caffiene.

If you are interested in purchasing gas cans, they come in various sizes. They can range from 5L to 10L, 20L and some can go even higher. The most convenient for your car would be the 5L. It is small so it can fit better.

Yes, meat will cook in Pepsi. It can also cook in Coke (which is used in a recipie). You can make crockpot chicken in you crockpot with chicken, ketchup, and coke/pepsi. It sounds gross, but it is delicious!