menthos + cocacola light = big splash! however...?
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You might consider attaching a tube to the cap and have the tube extend down into the coke to the bottom of the bottle. That way the pressure inside will force the diet coke up the tube and out into the world for great enjoyment.
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Take a two liter coke bottle.  Fill it up 3/4 with water.  Add dry ice.  Close the cap and wait for it to explode.  Its great.\n\n\nIf you don't have dry ice, put mentos is a coke bottle that actually has coke in it.
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A mentos has lots of pits in it you can't see.  Basically it looks like the surface of the moon under a microscope.  These pot holes allow the carbon dioxide to become displaced and bubble (I think this is called nucleation - spelling).  The ingredients on the diet coke make the foam and the carbon dioxide makes it fountain up about 6 feet in the air.  (Was walking back from doing the grocery shopping and saw these two store clerks doing the very same experiment with diet Pepsi - was very amusing.)  They also did this experiment on Mythbusters.
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hey dude! if you're into drugs, stop it! it does not do good anyway...simply because of too much dosage your brain system wont handle it normally. try this, feel the drops of rain simultaneously...you will see huh!
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Yahoo!answers & caffiene.
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what the heck is a mentos rocket???  Do you put those little breath mint thingies inside a rocket and launch it?  That's weird.  Doesn't sound all that fun to me.\n\nWell, since I'm not sure what that is, I don't have any really good ideas.  \n\nBut here's some links for science fun\n\nhttp://www.funsci.com/texts/index_en.htm\n\nhttp://www.exploratorium.edu/science_explorer/
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Mentos have a strange chalky color and texture and they do taste rather like antacid tablets. If the chalkiness comes from carbonates, the fizzing might be explained as a neutralization reaction that produces CO2.\n\nBut the ingredients don't include carbonates- or any other significantly alkaline material. All variations of Mentos contain sugar, glucose syrup, hydrogenated coconut oil, gelatin, dextrin, "natural flavor", corn starch, and gum arabic. They're basically just a big pellet of flavored sugar with gummy stuff added to give them structural integrity and to keep them from sticking together in the package.\n\nSo why do Mentos make diet soda foam so violently? It's a physical reaction, not a chemical one.\n\nOrdinarily, water resists the expansion of bubbles in the soda. Water molecules attract each other strongly, and they link together to form a tight mesh around each bubble. It takes energy to push water molecules away from each other to form a new bubble, or to expand a bubble that has already been formed. The phenomenon is called "surface tension".\n\nNow drop a Mentos into the soda. The gelatin and gum arabic from the dissolving candy disrupts the water mesh, so it takes less work to expand bubbles. At the same time, the roughness of the candy surface provides many little nooks and crannies that allow new bubbles to form more quickly (a process called nucleation). As more of the surface dissolves, both processes accelerate, and foam rapidly begins to form.\n\nYou can see a similar effect when cooking potatoes or pasta in a pot of boiling water. The water will sometimes boil over because organic materials that leach out of the cooking potatoes or pasta disrupt the tight mesh of water molecules at the surface of the water, making it easier for bubbles and foam to form. (See also: Why does adding oil to cooking water keep it from boiling over?) Root beer can also foam over if a scoop of ice cream is added, for essentially the same reason. The surface tension of the root beer is lowered by gums and proteins from the melting ice cream, and the CO2 outgassing from the root beer blows the foam.
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Depends on what you're smoking!!
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Have you ever seen a Mentos put into a soda before?  If not, the result is a mass explosion of soda.  The reason is because of a bad chemical reaction, not to mention that your tongue is divided into different parts for different tastes and while the taste of the mint is on its part and the soda blends with it, they attempt to overpower each other and result in "nastiness"
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becoz of cola contains of a small amount of sugar and also it contains of large amount of acid..or CO2..and also cola with a small amount of sugar it will sink in the water and the cola light it contains a lot of sugar so the cola light will be float...and you can try that by your own..
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Here's one of my favorite techniques that drives the women wild. I call it...\n\n"The Menthol Marinade"\nThis technique really packs a huge payoff for very little prep work. Some women claim that different cough drops provide varying degrees of stimulation. It seems to be purely a matter of personal preference, so don't be afraid to experiment with a variety of brands and flavors.\n\nHere's what you need:\nOne mentholated cough drop, any flavor.\n\nHere's how you do it:\nGet your woman naked. Unwrap the cough drop and put it in your mouth. You need to give it a couple of minutes to partially dissolve, so use this time to pepper her belly, bikini line and inner thighs with little kisses. Swirl the cough drop around in your mouth, making sure to rub the tip of your tongue against it. Now, keeping the cough drop in your mouth, gently begin to lick around the vagina, paying special attention to the clitoris. In a few moments your woman will begin to feel both the hot and cool sensation of the menthol penetrating her body.\n\nFor added stimulation, pause every minute or so and gently blow on the clitoris (the air reactivates the cooling properties of the menthol and provides a sensation most women find immensely pleasurable).\n\nDone properly, it will have her yodeling "Ree-colaaaaaaaaa" in no time ;)~
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The following really fun and interesting demonstration that is easy to set up:\n-This experiment should be performed outside as it creates quite a mess.  But it's worth it!\n-You will need  roll of Mentos brand mints, and a bottle of soda pop.\n-Roll a piece of paper into a tube, and put the Mentos in it (unless you have a flask/large test tube that the mints will fit in.  Trying to drop the mints in one by one will not work, the whole roll needs to go in nearly at once.\n-Open the soda bottle, line up your roll of paper with the mouth of the bottle, and drop in all of the mints.\n-You'll get a large eruption of soda!  I would suggest the person who drops the mints wear a poncho, or some type of protection against the fountain of soda that will ensue.\nThis website has an explanation of why the reaction occurs the way it does:\nhttp://www.stevespanglerscience.com/experiment/00000109\nIf you are going for something flashier (but much much more dangerous) my chemistry professor used to do the thermite reaction, that was always popular.\nHope this is helpful!  :-)
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Add alka seltzer to coke and it will explode i think
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A crystal of menthol in a bowl of steaming water.  Cover your head and the bowl of water with a large towel and breathe the steam for about 5 minutes.  WARNING> DO NO go outside for at least 20 minutes after doing this!
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I Never Tried it before. Ask your friends they might know\n\nGoodLuck
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get a big bottle. (i.e. a coke bottle. just make sure it's big.) ok, put about 1/2 a cup of water in it, and get some matches. Hold the match and put it in the bottle for about 5 seconds. Put it out immediatly if it touches your fingers. Then, put the cap back on the bottle quickly and squeeze the bottle. For best effect, but it against some light.
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TRY IT ON THE BARBECUE ,WHILE ITS LIT