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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.

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Ted Mooney, P.E.
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