Why would a chemist find the phrase 'pure orange juice' unacceptable?
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Chemists classify matter into substance and mixture. A substance may be an element or a compound whereas a mixture is physical mixing of two or more substances. In case of orange juice it is amixture of many substances (compounds) mostly dissolved in water, being the most abundent substance in the juice, and some tiny particles, referred as suspensions (collidial solution). Thus a chemist will not accept the phrase that a pure juce is a pure substance. It is a mixture.\nAs one friend answered, it is better to call fresh juice than to say a pure juice.\nThis concept applies to all most all juices from fruits and vegitables.
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People's digestive system is not actually set up to process milk very well. Although you get a good dose of calcium and vitamin D from milk, you can get these things from other sources, without running your system down. Milk and milk products can enhance allergies and intolerances to food and other outside stimuli, and increase mucus production. I don't know if orange juice is 'better' per se, because the vitamins it provides are completely different. I can say your body processes it easier, it gives you a bunch of vitamins, if the juice doesn't have sugary additives it isn't as fattening, and it doesn't have all the nasty side effects that milk can have, (whether you notice them or not... in fact you probably wouldn't notice them unless you cut milk out of your diet and then tried putting it back in). So I guess my vote is Orange Juice.
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Because if the composition is too acidic or too basic one way or the other, the soda could be toxic.\n\nAlso, it wouldn't taste good or sell well.
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Like, calories? You want to consume it? Why? I think it's poisonous. Don't do it. And sorry if that isn't a good answer, I'm failing chemistry.
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This a solution that may be impure because of the possibility of contamination. it is a term in chemistry and in poison control oh public health
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well,not all soft drink are safe.\nover sugarated.
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Suspect this is what you mean...\n\nSuppose you have 0.500 g of a substance you believe is pure...\nyou analyse it and determine that it contains 0.300 g of the substance you are looking for..\nso your sample is (0.300/0.500) x 100% pure  = 60%
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Since this is in the Etiquette section, the proper thing for Jack to do would be to say, "Excuse me, old chap, I do believe that that is my amber liquid which you are imbibing. Would you be so kind as to recompense me with a fresh pint?"\n\nOn the other hand, Jack may be aquainted with common etiquette which would demand that he first attract your attention by hiiting you forcibly on the back of the head so that your nose enters the glass and then telling you of your error, underlining his conviction of your wrongdoing by use of the Universal Adjective and possibly assigning the properties of a feminine organ to you.  You will still, doubtless, be encouraged to purchase a substitute at your own expense.\n\nThere is a third alternative, not very commonly seen, which is for him to observe jovially that he only left the room to make an appointment with the doctor about his highly infectious oral complaint and that before doing so, he had already taken a mouthful.
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YEAH IF YOU DRINK PRUNE JUICE, YOU WOULD SPIT IT OUT TO. PRUNE JUICE IS NOT TASTY.
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Because a student is not qualified to handle and discern between poisonous and non poisonous chemicals.  Better safe than sorry.
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b.... is not a dirty word when used in this context.  We as a society have changed to conotation and use it in a derogatory manner.
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personally, it doesn't bother me, if you're taking a poll of answers.\n\nhowever, it can be VERY offensive to other people.  i would suggest trying a new saying on for size.  like "holy cow", or "oh my gosh", or "for pete's sake"\nor come up with your own...i used to say "oh my god" alot and then i went into management and realized i needed a new phrase, so i do "oh my gosh" or "oh my goodness", or if it's bad i say "crud bucket" instead of "sh it" or "hell".
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You wont see any better, its a fallacy promoted during WW2 to cover up the fact that the English and invented RADAR!  Mind you drink too much and you may well go orange, all that beta carotine is not good for you...;
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I thought that was grapefruit juice......
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That sounds incredibly ropy, the water will combine with other contents of your stocmach. the second that occurs, one thing the water isn't, is pure!!\n\nIt is true that drinking *any* reasonably clean water to great excess can cause problems because you start removing salts from your body when you urinate.\n\nLosing electrolyte due to drinking gallons of water in a short space of time (can easily be fatal) is totally different than blaming it on the water being "too pure".\n\nI think I would counter your lab workers comments by asking them how many seconds they feel it takes the water to reach your stomach. Then after they ave said "ooh, about 1 perhaps", then ask them if the water would still be pure - swimming around with dil Hcl and the remains of the mornings breakfast.\n\nThen remind them of the ultra-pure water leaching out the "nutrients".\n\nNutrients?   And where would these leached nutrients "go" ?  Would they be filtered out by the kidneys (retained) ?\n\nLOL I am going to have to stop now or I could write for ages on this and I really need to do a little more work!
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LOL, its from Napolean Dynomite.  Its not a great insult, its just a funny movie line.  Man, the last answerer needs to lighten up a bit- and I say that as someone with a degree, froma family of people with degrees, many of which are advanced degrees.
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syrup is a solution, it is clear and has much sugar dissolved.\nmilk is not a solution, it is not clear, particles are too big\neye drops are solutions, clear\ntomatoe juice is not, not clear\ntap water is, many minerals dissolved