I'm not sure about lemonade, but carbon dioxide is added to make soda fizzy.

Carbon Dioxide (CO2) is a gas that can bind to water (H2O) molecules when it dissolves to form H2CO3, which is a weak acid known as Carbonic Acid.

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When making lemonade from powder, the solvent is water.

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Aloha. Answer: kāmau kīʻaha kākou or ho`okākou if you are giving it to someone.

A hui hou (until next time).

if you like the tartness of lemon flavor, i would not recommend using only 1 lemon. i personally love lemons and use 4-8 per quart. much of it is personal taste. I have known a person who was not concerned with nutritional value and did not particularly like lemons who made "lemonade" with water, sugar, and lemon extract. i prefer many lemons, water, dash of white vinegar, & a bit of honey. i do not like sweet drinks-preferring a tart, acidic tang.

Mels does not but there is Dels lemonade.

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yes if you eat a banana first than skull the lemon-aid

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Well, if you are running a lemonade sale, probably 25-50 cents. Yes, this is very low, but more people will stop if the price is affordable. Maybe 75 cents, but a dollar is too high. If the price is low and the lemonade is good, people might give tips like 2 dollars or even 5.

If you intend to sell homemade lemonade commercially (beyond just selling to family and friends) in the UK, you will need a food hygiene certificate from your local authority. Supposedly they're not too difficult to obtain though.

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According to Wikipedia, there seem to be 2 candidates for the claim to fame of having invented pink lemonade: 1) Henry E. "Sanchez" Allott; and 2) Pete Conklin.

To read the full history of the debate over the inventor of this pink drink, see Answers.com via the Related Link.

Lemonade is mostly water, and salt is soluble in water - so, yes.

coke is much better than lemonade because it can clean a coin sparkling clean

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I am doing a science fair project im 11 yrs old and i need to know any interesting facts that anyone knows about lemonade lemon juice, anythig that has to do with lemons. All i need to know is an intereseting fact about what is in lemons that will blow someones mind off. ZI dont need to know anything about where lemns come from er anything like that thank you for the help and support Dfam23

acid. you can actually run batteries off it.

It should probably be 70 degrees Fahrenheit or higher.darn my new signature only works on my screen. :(

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no lemonade can be sold at any temp, but if anyone will be willing to buy it would be the problem

The fizz in soft drinks is carbonation. That is, the addition of CO2 (carbon dioxide) gas. Carbon dioxide readily disperses in an oxygen atmosphere (ours) so simply leaving a soft drink open will cause it to "go flat." However, some containers, usually plastic ones, have small amounts of porous material that allow for a slight leakage of pressure. Many beverage container companies call this "breathing." When the containers age they breathe out the CO2 and breathe in oxygen. Flat again. One of the things that accelerates this breathing is temperature. If you take a beverage container and move it from cold to warm and back again, several times, the change in temperature forces pressure changes that will dramatically accelerate breathing. Flat, flat, flat. Incidentally, there are CO2 dispensers out there (called home fountains) that will add the fizz back to flat drinks or even carbonate anything you want. Check it out.