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Science Fair Project By: Charlotte Hume The Big Question Which liquid out of vinegar, Coke, ands Orange Juice; does the most Damage to your teeth? I chose this question to ask myself to help others and myself, know which liquid damages your teeth the most. I could help people who drink way too much soda, people who are way too in love with orange juice, and people who adore vinegary foods. I could help people make sure they’re taking care of their teeth. Hypothesis My hypothesis is, that Coke is going to damage your teeth the worst out of orange juice and vinegar. I thought of this hypothesis because I’ve learned from my mom and others, that Coke is one of the top three worst foods/drinks for people. It has way too much sugar and caffeine. Interesting Facts From My Research 1. I think Coke is the liquid that will damage your teeth the worst because Coke has a very large amount of sugar in it. Also, it is highly acidic and it decreases your calcium level throughout your whole entire body. In conclusion, if you drink Coke often then it will weaken your teeth and make them ware down and rot. Besides, your teeth are mainly made out of calcium. Also one 12 oz. can of soda has nine and a half teaspoons of sugar! Facts Contd. 2. Another one of the facts from my research is that eggs are very similar to teeth because each of them has enamel and calcium carbonate and protein. The calcium carbonate is what makes each of the objects hard. Facts Contd. 3. Some more research I found is that the egg that sat in the vinegar got very squishy and thin because an egg shell contains something called calcium carbonate which makes the shell hard and the vinegar is an acid known as acetic acid. When calcium carbonate and acetic acid combine, it causes a chemical reaction. During the chemical reaction carbon dioxide is released. The chemical reaction proceeds until all of the carbon in the shell is used up. W