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What drinks is the Capi website involved in?
CAPI is an acronym for Cash Assistance Program for Immigrant. They are not involved in any drinks. Capi is not a company that partakes in selling, buying, or manufacturing drinks.
What kind of mixture is drinks?
Mixed drinks and soft drinks are homogenous mixtures, otherwise known as solutions. There are no chemical changes involved.
What are the principles involved in processing drinks juices and coffee?
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How many people win your Coke Rewards?
well the chances of winning is 1 out of million because e1 buys soft drinks and half of the time it is a hoax 4 more people to buy coke :) or other soft drinks
Does a guy who drinks mountain dew lessen the chances of getting his girl pregnant?
No! Drinking Mountain Dew will not effect fertility or lessen the chance of getting a girl pregnant.
Can hydration drinks cause worms?
Unless it is unsterlized, no. So unless you're drinking pond water or a Gatorade mixed with river water, your chances of gettings worms is very low.
What could happen to you if you drunk a couple of drinks every day for 4-5 years?
Unless contraindicated by alcoholism, pregnancy, etc., it should lead to better health and increase the chances of living longer.
What kind of acid does coke have?
Phosphoric Acid. It is typically added to soft drinks to increase shelf life and add to the taste, however there are some health risks involved.
Why are soft drinks called soft drinks?
It was named after its creator, Dr. Malcom Pepper.
What is the difference between alcoholic drinks and soft drinks?
Soft drinks are soda-based drinks which do not contain alcohol or its components... thus it is also called a non-alcoholic drink. Alcoholic drinks are alcohol-based drinks... also known as hard drinks.
When a student open a bottle of soft drinks how it is involved in physics?
When a student opens a bottle of soft drinks, the release of gas bubbles due to the sudden change in pressure can be explained by physics principles, specifically Boyle's Law. As the pressure inside the bottle decreases upon opening, the dissolved carbon dioxide gas in the liquid comes out of solution and forms bubbles, creating fizz. This process highlights the relationship between pressure and volume of gases.
What drinks are involved in fair trade?
coffee and tea and hot chocolate im deffo on coffee not so sure on others but as quadburys is fairtrade im guesing their hot choc is :)
