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Liquid Dissolves Sugar Free Lifesaver's Quickest?
Which Liquid Dissolves Sugar Free LifeSavers Quickest?

The purpose of my experiment is to find out which liquid,(orange juice, water, Coca-Cola, or Sprite), dissolves Sugar Free Life Savers the quickest.I think the Sprite will dissolve the Life Saver the quickest because it has the highest acidity, with ph levels reaching 2.4. The ph scale ranges from 0 to 14. Battery acid reaches 0 on the scale. 7 is considered neutral. Sprite has a ph level of 2.4. Coca-Cola has a ph level of 2.5. Orange juice has a ph level of 3.5. And water has a ph level of 7.0. My materials for this experiment include 4 small covered glass containers,four cherry Sugar Free Life Savers, a timer, and Coca-Cola, Sprite, tap water, and orange juice. First, I poured
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