Coca-Cola

They never did use coca leaves in the drink. It had extracts of cocaine and the kola nut in it in 1905.

because toilet cleaner is a chemical and is not for us to drink and cola is a soda which is safe to drink

I don't know the answer all i know is that the answer above is wrong

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Yes, although that isn't where the name came from. Coca Cola contained cocaine until I think around 1920, and it still has Cocaine flavourings in the drink today. They used cocaine in the drink to add an extra "buzz" which customers would like, it also made the drink addictive meaning people would buy more. You can find more information about this on Wikipedia!
Most likely not.

You can expect to pay around $26 a yard for fabric featuring Coca Cola emblems, logos, bottles, and glasses. Fabric's commercial website has one design that they list for $4.98 per yard.

The Coca plant's leaf is mainly used as a stimulant to help with fatigue, hunger, and thirst. It can also be used to relieve headache pain and rheumatism.

no i dont think, i looked it up on www.shareacoke.com

I belive that all it can do is etheir get it stained or make it smell

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The fizzy drink Cola is high in sugar and therefore is more likely to cause tooth loss through decay.

This isn't the Coke's fault but the bacteria in your mouth that uses the sugar for food. When they eat sugar from any source, they excrete acids which erodes the surface of the tooth. Once the hard outer layer is broken through, the tooth contains pulp which is soft and easily infected by other bacteria's and microbes. It is these which eat the lining and nerve of the tooth causing it to abbess and potentially fall out if not repaired by a dentist.

All those scare videos on Youtube where you see a penny made bright by Coke is actually caused by the dissolved carbon-dioxide lifting the oxidised layer off the penny, and not the action of acids in the coke.

Any carbonated drink even soda water (which is just bubbly water with no ingredients) will do the same thing.

No. At least it shouldn't. Cola should only be strong enough to slowly corrode off rust. If the cola is strong enough to take an eggshell off, then they screwed up the recipe.

LDPE is the most cheaper type of polyethylene, suitable for simple objects.

They promised free fertelizer. It was actually sludge of manufacturing waste, that was toxc.

coke is combustible

You could boil Coca Cola and when all the water is gone, see if there is some solid residue left in the container. If so, that must have been dissolved in the Coca Cola, thus proving that it was a solution.

Even the observation of bubbles forming in Coca Cola (at temperatures too low for boiling of water) in itself proves that some gas (carbon dioxide, as it happens) is dissolved in the liquid and is bubbling out of it.

It depends on the flavor. The regular flavors generally make 12 liters, the "Naturals" make 6 liters. You'd basically need to specify exactly what flavor you're interested in (or just look at the bottle; the label tells you how much it makes).

Due to its flavorings, but mostly added caramel, Coca-Cola is a transparent brown color. The thickened syrup form (used in fountain dispensers) is translucent to nearly-opaque brown.

No it does not. So if you can't have cola because of caramel coloring now you can.

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No. Coke-a-cola causes cramps if you drink it too much.

The shirt will get stained and ruined

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