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Which drink contains more electrolytes?




I'm an eleventh grade chemistry student and I want to do a science fair project about "which drink contains more electrolytes?" but I want it related to my age and not very kiddish! would you please help me find a good experiment and a good procedure with enough conclusions and data analysis!? PLEASE! THANK YOU!

Dalia K
grade 11 - Saudi Arabia
February 16, 2009



February 17, 2009

Hi, Dalia. Please start by defining for yourself exactly what you mean by "electrolytes". The word has a broad meaning in general science, a narrower meaning in physiology, and probably an even narrower meaning in sports drinks (you could start at Wikipedia). Once you have a clear understanding of what you mean by electrolyte you'll have some clues about how to measure for it. Good luck.

Regards,

Ted Mooney, finishing.com
Ted Mooney, P.E.
Striving to live Aloha
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