The concentration for Cool Blue Gatorade is 1.19E-06, and the Glacier Frost’s concentration is 2.78E-07.…
The above listed defendant robbed the Kum & Go Convenience Store at gunpoint. This subject fled from Kum & Go and jumped into a getaway vehicle parked south of the store. Through interviews with other parties involved, the above defendant was identified as the subject who robbed the store.…
Faygo Beverages Inc. is a regional soft drink bottling company based in Detroit, Michigan, that distributes its products to stores in 33 states, with Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, and western Pennsylvania its primary sales area. In addition to sodas, Faygo also makes non-carbonated sweetened fruit-flavored drinks and seltzer waters. Faygo products are sold at a lower price than national brands, and many flavors are directly inspired by popular competitors such as Mountain Dew, Dr. Pepper, Vernors, and Canada Dry Ginger Ale. The company was purchased in 1987 by National Beverage Corporation of Florida, which also owns West Coast soda maker Shasta and several other beverage companies.…
So, there are the advantages, 100 % aroma retention in the freeze concentration, extremely high quality of the freeze concentration, no thermal degradation of the food during its freeze concentration, high hygienic standards due to the low temperature closed system, no intermediate cleaning of the plant required, the volume reduction also allows for considerable saving in packaging, storage, and transportation, frozen concentration juice with a stabilizer has a longer shelf - life (when stored at -20 0C) up to 9 -10 months (Pruthi, J. 1999), frozen concentration juice can be produced with less consumption of energy, and the ice produced can be the reused for the cooling of the incoming juice. While, the disadvantages of freeze concentration are when juice is frozen in continuous slush freezers and subsequently centrifuged, losses of soluble solids up to 5 percent are common and loss of suspended solids during freeze concentration has been more troublesome than loss of soluble solids.…
a. Would adding more ice to an insulated cooler filled with canned drinks make the drink colder? (2pts)…
There are many types of cold packs that can be used, the most common being ice in a bag of sorts. Another popular kind of ice pack is disposable that consists of a small, thin compartment that contains a salt (NH4NO3) inside a larger, thicker compartment that contains water. When the small compartment is broken open, the salt goes into the water and dissolves, which results in temperature change around 15°C.…
The problem that our product intends to solve is keeping people’s food and beverages the temperature they want on the go. Hot food can go cold and cold food can get too hot, forcing people to quickly find a fridge or microwave to heat or warm up their foods. Even then, things can go wrong, such as food going bad such as mayonnaise, and ice cream melting to a liquid. The lunchboxes of today are pretty much exactly the same as they would have been 50 years ago, with no major advancements in a food carrying case which is so widespread for people to bring in food from home. Our product will change the game on how people carry their lunches, especially in the winter and summer months. Our battery powered composite heater and refrigeration system will allow people’s lunches to be conveniently heated or cooled. It will even make it possible to bring ice cream from home.…
Claire is a teenager, growing up with a single, hardworking mother, whose job in the natal ward of the hospital keeps her away from home at irregular hours. As a way of keeping in touch, Claire and her mother leave notes for each other on the refrigerator door. Containing everything from shopping lists, requests for money, and reminders about looking after their pet rabbit Peter, to important events that are approaching (such as school tests and invitations from friends), the notes are one of the only forms of communication that the two have with one another. It isn’t until Claire’s mother finds a lump in her breast that she and Claire make more of an effort to spend time with one another. But even then, daily life gets in the way, especially when Claire meets her first love, and begins to mature as a young adult.…
After conducting my experiment, the results have led me to the conclusion that the ice water cooled the soda the fastest. This happened because the melting ice uses energy. Though water that is in the process of freezing gives off energy, melting ice cubes absorb energy. This means that when the ice is melting, it is absorbing energy from the soda, therefore causing it to lose energy and make its molecules slow down and freeze. This is why the soda cooled the fastest in the ice water; its energy was decreasing. In the refrigerator, the soda was just sitting in cold air. The same thing happened with the freezer. In the bucket of ice, nothing was making the ice melt quickly so it wasn’t using a lot of energy. This is why the ice water cooled…
Joe anxiously waited for Friday at 12:00pm to come because he knew he would finally be meeting the surprise mystery guest that had been discusses previously with Gus. As Joe waited for Pindar, he was able to really get to know the marvelous coffee maker, Rachel. Rachel recounted how she came to meet Pindar and use the laws she had learned to become a coffee mogul. Unfortunately for Joe, Rachel is not the Friday guest he assumed she was.…
Gatorade is formulated to rehydrate and replenish fluid, carbohydrates and electrolytes as well as to "quench your thirst." According to Wikipedia, "Gatorade is the official sports drink of NASCAR, the NFL, MLB, NBA, WNBA, USA Basketball, NHL, Association of Volleyball Professionals, US Soccer Federation, Major League Soccer, High School Sports Teams, and the Chelsea F.C. in the UK." It's no wonder why so many people choose it as their go-to drink. I make sure to always have at least one case at my house. Not only do I use it when working out and playing sports, but it also helps me feel better when I get sick. When you begin to feel your energy slipping, Gatorade is an excellent choice to help pick yourself back…
The fastest way to cool a soda deals a lot with heat transfer. Heat is a measure of the average molecular motion of matter and can be transferred from one piece of matter to another in four different ways which are conduction, convection, evaporation, and radiation. (Tania Dakka) In the experiment the different levels of the independent variable include a cooler with ice, another with ice and water, one with water ice and salt, the refrigerator, and the freezer. Prior research has been done on this subject by Andrew Olson who has a Ph. D and tested with the refrigerator and freezer. From earlier researchers, facts show that in both the freezer and refrigerator, cold air is removing heat from the room-temperature soda can by convection. Convection is the movement caused within a fluid by the tendency of hotter and therefore less dense material to rise, and colder, denser material to sink under the influence of gravity, which results in transfer of heat. (Weather Questions) In this experiment, when immersing a can of soda in a cold liquid, it is okay to expect that a much greater number of molecular interactions would result and data would show whether the soda will cool off faster. In the experiment the dependent variable is the the temperature of the soda over different periods of time. We plan on taking the temperature (C ) of the soda in each of the different independent variables after 20 minutes, 40 minutes, and 60 minutes. Also, the salt in the salt water, lowers the freezing point of the water, allowing the ice in the ice bath to melt while still retaining its temperature.(Education) This makes the chilly water in the ice bath even colder. By conducting the experiment the heat should transfer from the soda to one of the levels of the independent variable and the data should help support convection in hope to learn which one is the fastest way to cool the soda.…
The “Road Trip Cooler” was an old personal cooler that had been well used by John Freyer years ago on road trips. His description of this item is definitely subjective. The item the author listed doesn’t give any actual information on his description, like the brand, name, or size of the cooler. He talks more about the road trips he took with the cooler than about the cooler itself. He talks about the memories the…
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In conclusion, the article “An Efficient Solution” is about improving the efficiency along the energy chain.…