Coca-Cola

what they do is the have a little faucet at the warehouse and it spits out coke closes it and it goes on the the conveyer belt to the next station and then the next coke can is filled.

-jolynn1017

In order to get the peppermint water, one must make an infusion. This is essentially making tea. Gather fresh peppermint and use the leaves (carefully washed in cold water) about 8 leaves per cup. Boil water, then pour it over the leaves and cover the container. Let steep for about 8 minutes. Remove the leaves and let the concoction cool. This is peppermint water. In my opinion, it is better to use the tea as tea. After the infusion, remove the leaves, add honey and a bit of lemon and enjoy and invigorating drink.

Coca-Cola is known to be able to dissolve raw meat. This is true of all sodas that contain an acid called phosphoric acid.

Yes it will

Coca cola

Crown Royal whiskey and coke.

Alexis M. Herman

about 400 i guess

Because Coke wanted to Knock Out (KO) its competition.

in mexaco

Many of the bottles are valued in price close to $30 each. The exact amount you can get for the bottles will vary depending upon their condition.

it cost as much as your mom

well, i don't know the scientific answer

but i recently did a plant lab in which i used different liquids to water plants

and the plants i used coke in grew considerably.

The duration of this lab was about 2 weeks

The acid

The Coca-Cola bottle was first developed, and put in to usage in 1913, by Alexander Samuelson.

I would say ethos, since the speaker is making the reference of what he would like to do, which makes it an appeal in the words of the narrator.

Atlanta, Georgia

carbon dioxide yes!

Yes.

2 litres is 70.548 ounces.

there's new coke?

Yes there WAS a new Coke, but everyone that loved the original Coke, hated it, saying it was too much like Pepsi and much sweeter than the original Coke; it caused quite an uproar, so Coke brought out Coke Classic which was the original formula, and kept them both for a while, then gradually phased the new out as it wasn't selling. I can't remember the year or years involved, but I believe it was in either the mid or late 80's. Somebody out there, correct me if I'm wrong on the date, or if you have a more specific date.

1. Cameroon

Compressing coca typically refers to the process of compacting coca leaves for storage or transport, often done in the context of illegal drug production. The leaves are usually dried and then packed tightly into bales or bricks. However, it's crucial to note that the cultivation and processing of coca for the production of cocaine is illegal in many countries and can have significant legal and ethical implications. Always adhere to local laws and regulations regarding coca and its derivatives.