how does coke zero differs from the normal one?0 calories?how possible?
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They add sachrin instead of sugar to eliminate the calories. I wouldn't drink Coke anyways because it's almost like drinking battery acid, but artificial sugars like sachrin can harden your arteries and cause heart attacks.
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I dunno...though I've heard it said that Pepsi has more than Coke.  What is needed is an experiment.  One could obtain some small balloons.  Add a small amount (a few ounces--you may have to experiment to find the best quantity) of a soda to a container, and attach a balloon to it.  Then wait until the soda goes flat (a day?).  Do this for different types of soda.  The volume of the gas released can be determined by immersing the balloon in water and noticing how much water was displaced.\n\nComment:  The person who said that it's dependent only on temerature is wrong.  Colder temperature does increase the solubility, but so does increased pressure.  See:\nhttp://www.intute.ac.uk/sciences/reference/plambeck/chem2/p01182.htm
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Coke (Vanilla)!!!!!!!! You can tell the difference, because you cann right awawy the vanilla flavor, it taste WAY better, except the Cherry vanilla flavor, you can barely tell the cherry flavor.
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I AM NOW DRINKING VODKA WHICH IS ABOUT 52 CALORIES PER SHOT AS IS MOST SPIRITS, BUT I LOVE IT WITH RED BULL AND THEY NOW DO  A DIET REDBULL WHICH HAS 0.01 CALORIES IN SO I HAVE A DOUBLE VODKA AND REDBULL WHICH IS JUST 104 CALORIES PER DRINK, THEY ALSO DO A DIET REDBULL WITH CRANBERRY WHICH IS GORGEOUS, STICK TO ABOUT 5 OR 6 ONCE A WEEK AND THAT AND TO BAD.HOPE THIS HELPS BYE BABE.
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Just having White Mocha would be like 50 cals. Then there's usually alot of sugar to go with that and even syrup. \nDepends what's all in that drink.
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A Calorie (capital "C") is equal to 1000 calories (lower case "c").\nA Calorie is more correctly called a kilocalorie.\nBoth are a unit of energy, although [capital "C"] Calories are common to see on food labels in the United States.
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Absolute zero refers to 0 degress Kelvin -- a measure of temperature.\n\nA Joule is the "metric" standard measure of energy.\n\nCalories are an older measure of thermal energy.\n\n1 Calorie = 4.18 Joules.
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Yes its TRUE.\n\nCoca-Cola was named back in 1885 for its two "medicinal" ingredients: extract of coca leaves and kola nuts. Just how much cocaine was originally in the It's all gone now, folks. formulation is hard to determine, but the drink undeniably contained some cocaine in its early days. Frederick Allen describes the public attitude towards cocaine that existed as Coca-Cola's developers worked on perfecting their formula in 1891:
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Maybe you just need to change something. Whats included in your 1400-1800 calories. Are they empty calories, protein, carbs or what. This site has really helpful info:
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Actually the above answer (and source) is incorrect.  In most situation there is a difference.  "C"alorie, in the capital sense is meant to denote a kilocalorie, or 1000 "c"alories (in the lowercase sense).  Every Calorie on the back of the food boxes are indeed 1000 calories.\n\nThe problem is that these two terms are often misused, and misrepresented.  A calorie in laymans terms is actually a kilocalorie, but rather than saying all of that, and making it a markedly more confusing term, it was simplified to Calorie.\n\n\n\nTiger Striped Dog MD
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you can't solve this using the example of a single coke. \nutility is the benefit you gain from an item you buy/consume. if the product is coke, then the demand utility will be from 0 to 1 identifying how satisfactory drinking this coke was for you. \n\ndepending on the number of bottles you've drained, your satisfaction with the product will alter with each next. marginal utility then will be the utility of each next bottle, and total utility will be the utility of all cokes you drank. \n\nthere's a concept called Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility - obviously, drinking 5 bottles of coke will soon fill you up, let alone how caffeine will work you up :) therefore, if I were to offer you a sixth one, its marginal utility will be very close to 0 (something like: 1st - 1.0, 2nd - 0.8, 3rd - 0.6, 4th - 0.4, 5th - 0.2, 6th - 0.0). \nhowever, total utility will be growing, since you will have not 5, but 6 bottles to drink at own discretion :)\n\ntherefore, if the free cola is your first, marginal utility will be very high, if 6th - very low, while total utility will be low with the first (it's only 1 bottle after all), and high with the 6th.
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34.5 mg for a 12 oz serving / 23 mg for an 8 oz serving - Coke Classic
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Sort of. The first reaction that will take place is that the carbonic acid in the Coca Cola will actually remove copper oxides and clean the copper. With enough time (and enough carbonic acid), it will produce a different reaction, forming copper carbonate:\n\nHere is the reaction:\nCO2(gas) + H2O(liquid)  ->  H2CO3(aq) \n(this is the carbonic acid in Coca Cola)\n\nH2CO3(aq) + Cu(solid) <->  CuCO3(solid) + H2(gas)\n\nThis reaction will reach an equilibrium and proceed both directions. \n\nThe acid in the Coke is not actually responsible for the reaction, because the +H does not have an active role in the reaction. The carbonate ion does oxidize the copper, although the reaction is relatively slow. \n\nCoke also contains phosphoric acid. Phosphoric acid is also quite good at removing layers of oxides but it too is a weak acid. The concentration of phosphoric acid in Coke is quite low, about 0.2 % so there is not enough to have a significant reaction with the copper.
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The *proprietary* cola syrup is mixed into carbonated water.\n\nThe precise ingredient list for Coca Cola is a closely guarded trade secret.
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2 and 4.\n\nKelly, I'd like to supersize my order, please.\n\nHey there, can I substitute a shake for my coke?
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Diet Coke and Diet Pepsi contain aspertame which can hinder your progress if you're trying to lose weight on a low carb diet.  They both also contain a lot of caffiene which can constrict blood vessels (not good!).  \n\nYou're probably much better off choosing another beverage with less preservatives and caffiene when it comes to your health.  Of course, if you drink them in moderation, I'm sure not much harm is done.
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Never tried it before. But you're right, you'll burn calories and you won't be hungry. Please let me know if it works.