what happens is that you'll end having a belly full of soda and gases... but nothing happens when you do that, because your gastric acids inside your stomach help repel or eliminate the chemichal reaction that happens when mints and soda mix... i've done that. and I live... but did I just ran lucky?
Swallowing water can help lubricate your throat and make it easier to swallow pills or soda. It can also help the pill or soda move smoothly down your esophagus.
Place a few mints into a bottle of soda and quickly seal the bottle. The mints will react with the soda, causing the carbon dioxide to rapidly escape, resulting in a small explosion. Note: This experiment can be dangerous, so caution is advised.
U Wont blow up it will taste minty then U WILL BLOW UP LIKE SOME 1 ELSE SAID SO DNT DO IT!!
i think yes because baking sooda is like mento and mint yes cause it has a spice flavor
Yes, you can create a fizzy eruption by combining soda and mints. Dropping mints (such as Mentos) into a carbonated soda like Coke or Sprite causes a rapid release of carbon dioxide bubbles, resulting in a foamy explosion. It's a fun and simple science experiment to try at home!
What you want to do is put mentos mints in a soda bottle and if it doesnt explode then shake it
Swallowing baking soda in small amounts is generally safe and could help alleviate heartburn and stomach upset. However, large amounts can cause discomfort, bloating, and gas. It is important to consult a healthcare professional before using baking soda for medicinal purposes.
Yes ,because a mint with soda is like a meteor shooting up in the air and some vinegar and baking soda is like a real volcano which gose up and down
It bubbles!
Not if you brush your teeth with it just don't swallow it.
When you put Tic Tac mints in Diet Coke or Fanta orange soda, a rapid release of carbon dioxide occurs, leading to a fizzy eruption. This reaction is due to the surface of the mints providing nucleation sites for the gas bubbles in the soda, causing them to form quickly and create foam. The effect is generally more pronounced in Diet Coke due to its carbonation level. However, it's important to be cautious, as the reaction can create a mess and potentially cause spills.
Nothing happens when backing soda and sand are mixed. There is no reaction.