Mixing COKE and MILK | Coca Cola VS Milk Chemical Reaction Experiment

Ever wondered what happens when you mix Coca Cola with milk? Join us in this fascinating science experiment as we explore the chemical reaction between Coke and milk! 🥤🥛 #ScienceExperiment #CokeAndMilk
Watch the mixture go through a reaction that creates a bizarre and intriguing effect! Perfect for science enthusiasts and the curious-minded of all ages!
Don’t miss out on the reaction!
- 00:00 Introduction
- 00:05 Testing how much milk we need
- 02:27 The Mixing Begins
- 03:01 24 hours later
Science Behind
The Coca-Cola has a special chemical in it called phosphoric acid. This acid reacts with the calcium that is naturally found in the milk. When the acid and calcium mix together, they create a new substance that looks like little white clumps or chunks.
These white clumps are actually the milk proteins that have been changed by the acid in the Coca-Cola. The reaction causes the milk proteins to stick together and form this solid, precipitate material that sinks to the bottom of the glass.
The two liquids that we started with have now turned into something completely different! The Coca-Cola and milk no longer look the same, and you can see the reaction happening right before your eyes.
Isn't that cool? It just goes to show that when you mix certain things together, you can get some really surprising and interesting results! Let me know if you have any other questions about this Coca-Cola and milk experiment in the comments below.
Remember, always explore science with safety first. Grab your safety goggles and let's get experimenting!
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[@KabirBajaj]

This is nice...Didn't know about this...

[@marykimble5214]

That's pretty cool. I never knew this. I might have to try it out with my little one. Thanks for sharing!

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