Determination of Citric acid in Soft drinks, Juice drinks and Energy drinks using Titration

Concentration may damage enamel. The purpose of this study was to determine citric acid

The acid content in different beverages was determined by titration. Citric acid is included in soft drinks, fruit drinks, fruit drinks.

In summary for soft drinks, the concentration of citric acid in the energy drink (mean ± SD) (n = 2) is

Both sugar and acid can cause fatal damage to teeth. Drinks such as soda, energy drinks, juice and sweet tea contain high levels of sugar and citric acid, so the enamel becomes soft. The sugar contained in the soft drink adheres to the teeth and becomes plaque, which is acidified by the bacteria in the mouth. In combination with the acidity of the beverage itself, the teeth are essentially immersed in acid and sugar. Saliva is filled with enzymes that fight oral bacteria. When the population is dry thirsty, it will lack salivation, which will reduce the level of native enzyme. This reduces the ability of the mouth to fight bacteria and further enhances the possibility of corruption. In addition, children are more likely to brush their teeth than adults, and it is estimated that 15 to 33% of children often brush their teeth.

Energy drinks are the latest members of cultural gift bags. They basically added sugar-colored sports drinks with a small amount of water, soft drinks that are identical except for cans, and you can find bad health options at corner stores. But the problem with these cool, somewhat mythological scientific elements is that nobody really knows what they did. We saw the slogan "We have added the power of Guarana, sea bream, ginseng" ___ ___ ___ ___ 0 We all have known that caffeine adds coffee in addition to caffeine. This is basically just a buzzword.

First of all, I will say this: no one should drink energy drinks. They are basically soft drinks and add a variety of caffeine and odorless supplements - taurine, guarana, bitter orange and vitamins are basically just marketing tools - so unhealthy and bad. This is dual for young children, they should not have caffeine or ten teaspoons per meal. In addition, truly for young children, high concentration of caffeine is a potential danger, so they can be very dangerous. They are also very expensive and you can get almost all the profits, except that you feel like it's a teenager again from some sugar, a half-price strong coffee