A video of this demonstration is available at this link. If the immersed object is denser than the fluid, gravity exceeds the buoyant force, and the object sinks. If the object is less dense than the fluid, the object floats to a level where the buoyant force balances gravity. The idea behind this demonstration is that regular Coca-Cola contains 39 g of sugar per ml soda, but, because the sweetener in Diet Coke is so much sweeter than sugar, there is much less of it in the Diet Coke than there is sugar in regular Coke. Diet Coke should therefore be less dense than regular Coke. The total volume of a Coke can of either variety is cm 3. If the corresponding volume of water weighs just slightly more than the can does, then if we immerse the can in the tank of water, it floats. In other words, the mass of the can must be somewhat less than 1. The can of Diet Coke shown above has a mass of about g, as does a second spare can. Each can of regular Coke currently on hand has a mass of about g.
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I believe this campaign is Cokes preemptive marketing gimmick to draw attention away from its bottled water products and towards its primary product lines. In other words, the mass of the can must be somewhat less than 1. Big yikes. Although the foreign firms now produce most of their water locally, their market share is still small. The Coca-Cola Company. It’s available in Belgium and the Netherlands [14] Chaywa — coffee sold at gas stations by means of vending machines across South Africa [17] Cheers — fruit-flavoured soft drink available in Philippines [10] Cherry Coke — cherry-flavored Coca-Cola Chinotto — lemon-lime-flavored soft drink available in Venezuela. This leaves just under 25 ml head space. Nutrition 12 fl oz can : 0 calories, 40 mg sodium, 0 g carbs 0 g sugar. Regular sodas are generally calories per can. Not yet, anyway. Our content is fact checked or reviewed by medical and diet professionals to reflect accuracy and ensure our readers get sound nutrition and diet advice.