Last week a little boy died in Brazil after eating MENTOS and drinking Coca-Cola / PEPSI together. One year before the same accident happened with another boy in Brazil . Please check the experiment that has been done by mixing Coka-Cola (or Coka-Cola Light) with MENTOS.


So be careful with your self eating MENTOS (POLO's) and drinking COCA-COLA or PEPSI together.
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sa experiment ba naglagay ng isang pirasong mentos dun sa 1.5 litre na coke?

napaka-delikado naman nun.. ano kaya cause ba't ganun yung dalawang products na yun pag pinagsama?

sa experiment ba naglagay ng isang pirasong mentos dun sa 1.5 litre na coke?

napaka-delikado naman nun.. ano kaya cause ba't ganun yung dalawang products na yun pag pinagsama?

oo bro isang pirasong mentos ang hinulog dun sa coke..dont really know din kung bat ganun ang reaction ng coke at mentos katakot baka sumabog tyan ko hehehe

ayoko na muna mag-mentos :lmao:

pati ba polo may topak? baka may kinalaman ito sa menthol ingredient dun sa mga candies... :think:

:wow: :wow: :wow: :wow: :wow: :wow: galing ah....hmmm pero coke light na lemon un eh... ayoko try syang coke hehehhe

Woah! Buti di ako mahilig sa Mentos and Coke...(kung pagsasabayin nga lang..LOL!)

eto video: http://youtube.com/watch?v=hKoB0MHVBvM

eto explanation:

As you probably know, soda pop is basically sugar (or diet sweetener), flavoring, water and preservatives. The thing that makes soda bubbly is invisible carbon dioxide gas, which is pumped into bottles at the bottling factory using tons of pressure. Until you open the bottle and pour a glass of soda, the gas mostly stays suspended in the liquid and cannot expand to form more bubbles, which gases naturally do.

But there's more... If you shake the bottle and then open it, the gas is released from the protective hold of the water molecules and escapes with a whoosh, taking some of the soda along with it. What other ways can you cause the gas to escape? Just drop something into a glass of soda and notice how bubbles immediately form on the surface of the object.

For example, adding salt to soda causes it to foam up because thousands of little bubbles form on the surface of each grain of salt. Many scientists, including Lee Marek, claim that the Mentos phenomenon is a physical reaction, not a chemical one.

Water molecules strongly attract each other, linking together to form a tight mesh around each bubble of carbon dioxide gas in the soda. In order to form a new bubble, or even to expand a bubble that has already formed, water molecules must push away from each other. It takes extra energy to break this "surface tension."� In other words, water "resists" the expansion of bubbles in the soda.

When you drop the Mentos into the soda, the gelatin and gum arabic from the dissolving candy break the surface tension. This disrupts the water mesh, so that it takes less work to expand and form new bubbles. Each Mentos candy has thousands of tiny pits all over the surface. These tiny pits are called nucleation sites - perfect places for carbon dioxide bubbles to form. As soon as the Mentos hit the soda, bubbles form all over the surface of the candy.

Couple this with the fact that the Mentos candies are heavy and sink to the bottom of the bottle and you've got a double-whammy. When all this gas is released, it literally pushes all of the liquid up and out of the bottle in an incredible soda blast. You can see a similar effect when cooking potatoes or pasta are lowered into a pot of boiling water. The water will sometimes boil over because organic materials that leach out of the cooking potatoes or pasta disrupt the tight mesh of water molecules at the surface of the water, making it easier for bubbles and foam to form.

When a scoop of ice cream is added to root beer, the float� foams over for essentially the same reason. The surface tension of the root beer is lowered by gums and proteins from the melting ice cream, and the CO2 bubbles expand and release easily, creating a beautiful foam on top Next question... Why should you use diet Coke or diet Pepsi? The simple answer is that diet soda just works better than regular soda. Some people speculate that it has something to do with the artifical sweetner, but the verdict is still out.

More importantly, diet soda does not leave a sticky mess to have to clean up. Hey, that's important.

What's the record for the biggest Mentos fountain? My official record is a 18 foot blast that shot up and almost took out a half million dollar, high-definition television camera. You'll find video on-line at www.SteveSpanglerScience.com of some of our favorite eruptions.

SOURCE: http://www.stevespanglerscience.com/experiment/00000109

nyaaiikzz nkakatakot naman.... di ko nalang muna cguro ittry ung dalawa na pagsabayin...

siguro pareho silang mataas ang acid kaya ganon.

hahahaha buti di ako napapahamak paborito ko mentos habang nag yoyosi while drinking coke

nice thread,, thanks po for the info.. hehe

may napanood ako na video about this..
ung pinaghalong mentos at coke initcha nila pataas biglang pumutok :giggle:

may chemical reaction. coke + mentos = rapid carbonic reaction

ngaun ko lang alaman un ah thanks!

....it's Bad Chemical Reaction

:thanks: sir Ludwig for sharing this info! malaking tulong ito for us to be aware lalo yung mga Kids! :weep:

:bawal: matry nga :D

:slap:

buti na lang bawal na sa kin mgsoftdrinks... :D

ngyon ko lng nalaman un ah..:nice:

maexperiment nga dito,magmamagaling lang:lolcard:

I made some experiment late this afternoon...para akong MYTHBUSTER :D:. I just dropped one Mentos tablet candy in an 8 oz. of Coke ZERO....well it did'nt go exactly as shown in the pictures.

Small bubbles appear pero it didn't sprout out....may mali kaya? for now I would say Busted! :)

:wow: ano nanamn pakolo ng mga commercial nato.. ..:taunt:

I made some experiment late this afternoon...para akong MYTHBUSTER :D:. I just dropped one Mentos tablet candy in an 8 oz. of Coke ZERO....well it did'nt go exactly as shown in the pictures.

Small bubbles appear pero it didn't sprout out....may mali kaya? for now I would say Busted! :)

sinubukan ko rin, sa pepsi max. no effect. it seems pag "no sugar" ang softdrink wa epek. :lolcard:

maybe you're supposed to try it sa regular (i.e. reg. coke or pepsi)

Owws matesting nga din yan..

this is a delicious way to commit suicide. hahaha!

this is a delicious way to commit suicide. hahaha!

your right..:lol:..new ideas yan..:lolcard:..pero bad yun ah:bawal:

sinubukan ko rin, sa pepsi max. no effect. it seems pag "no sugar" ang softdrink wa epek. :lolcard:

maybe you're supposed to try it sa regular (i.e. reg. coke or pepsi)



hahaha! :D: Oo nga ano baka gawa ng NO SUGAR! ma-testing nga uli!

....it's Bad Chemical Reaction

:thanks: sir Ludwig for sharing this info! malaking tulong ito for us to be aware lalo yung mga Kids! :weep:

your welcome bossing..:thanks:

ganun pala yun hanep...

:thanks: bro.... for this info...

bat gnagawa ko nmn yan ala aman ngyayari?:think: