how much water is in a red apple?
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that is a really good question, wish i knew tht one
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1 liter water, 5 tsp salt, 3 tsp sugar== voila! an oral rehydrating solution. Drink as much as you can!
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Citric acid is triprotic so you have the ratio you need already written.  You last + sign should be an arrow and you are making salt and water from there.  To do the calculation you already have what you need from the reaction.  YOu need data as far as the amount of apple juice and concentration and amount of base.
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about 1.5 gallons (6 quarts).
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immerse the apple in salt for a week. the salt will remove water through osmosis, leaving you with a mummified apple
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in terms of hydration, yes. In terms of vitamins & minerals, you'd get a lot more from juice than water. Unfortunately, you'd be getting a lot more calories as well. Apple & orange juice has about 100calories to an 8oz serving. So, if you consumed 64oz of juice instead of water, you'd be consuming 800 extra calories! More than a third of your daily caloric need!\n\nWatch out for juices - they have more sugar than do sodas!
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When light falls on an apple, all colors are absorbed except for red, which is reflected and picked up by our eyes.  This makes the apple appear red.
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Alcohol                                Sodium (mg)\nWine, red (3.5 fl oz)                   5mg\nWine, white (3.5 fl oz)           5mg\nWine, dessert, dry (3.5 fl oz)           9mg\nWine, dessert, sweet (3.5 fl oz)   9mg\nBeer, regular (12 fl oz)          18mg\nBeer, light (12 fl oz)                  11mg\nPina colada (4.5 fl oz)           8mg\nEgg nog, 1 cup                          137mg
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depends how big the apple is!!!
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water, water and more water
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Pure water is 7, but it depends on the source of the drinking water. It can vary by a few points in either direction.
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According to most doctors you should drink at least eight 8 oz glasses of water a day. This is for water replacement from loosing through sweat, urine, etc. Let's break this down into gallons. \n8 cups * 8 Oz = 64 oz\n8 Cups = 4 pints\n4 pints = 2 quarts\n2 quarts = 1/2 gallon\nSo 64 oz = .5 gallons\nThis means that you would be drinking 16 8 oz. glasses of water a day for a gallon of water. Since your body is made up of about 60% of water I do not believe you could drink enough water to actually drown in it. I do believe your body would expel the extra water on way of the other. Anything else it would most defiantly help your urinary system.
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Apple: 1 small is about 60 cal, 1 large is about 120 cal\nBanana: 172 for a large one\n1 pickle: 7\n1 carrot: 52\n1 tomato: 7\ngrapes: 2 each
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LOTS OF WATER!....or cranberry juice.
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I believe it is 28.4ml equals one ounce ... of course, this is a liquid ( water ) measurement ... it is estimated that 30ml = 1 ounce
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One and a half cups \n\nOne cup of water is equal to 8 ounces
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a British imperial capacity measure (liquid or dry) equal to 2 gallons