How much sugar can dissolve in a cup?
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- čas přidán 7. 02. 2018
- Some people take so much sugar in their tea and coffee that you'd think it couldn't dissolve. Rob reveals an unexpected outcome of sweetening your drinks to extreme.
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Ah, a nice cup of diabetea
Just like they make it back home
Lmfao
tea doesn't cause diabetes
LOL
The explanation where he says that sugar molecules go in between the water molecules is extremely important to understand chemistry (A whole lot of it).
I learned that during my 2nd year in UG.
Wish I had a this show growing up
Thanks, lots more at czcams.com/users/curiosityshow please spread the word - Rob
He didn't answer the question. What's the maximum amount of sugar that can dissolve in 1 cup of water?????
I believe that’s what he was talking about with ‘You can only have 30’
Yeah, about a cup. Limited by volume.
Well what he essentially made was simple syrup (used in cocktails) but you can make double strength simple syrup (2 parts sugar one part water) and it'll still dissolve, sugar and water are cheap so I'd suggest you experiment (for a bit of fun) or google (for exact answers).
@Kay Kay 16 if you use small sugar
It depends on temperature, but around room temperature you can dissolve ~200 grams of sugar in 100 ml of water; since a certain volume of sugar weighs ~0.8 of the same volume of water, that means you can dissolve ~2.5 cups of sugar in 1 cup of water.
This gives me a Splenda idea of what you should try to dissolve next.
I can't believe people would put 5 teaspoons of sugar in a cup of tea. You might as well drink Coke if you're going to drown out the tea flavour with sugar. I was brought up thinking that 2 teaspoons of sugar in coffee was indulgent, and tea was generally 1 teaspoon of sugar max.
same here
Do you like rick and morty
@Daniel Sadjadi
Like what
I imagine that your house, like all houses, was built by men who drank tea with 5 sugars ;)
@Daniel Sadjadi Jesus are you serious? R/iamverysmart.
My mum used to have those glass saucepans! Very '80s.
Would you like some tea with your sugar? Or some blood in your coffee stream? ☕️
The amount of sugar is huge than i thought!
Wow amazing experiment thanks!👍👌👌👌👌👌👍
Just how I like my TV: simple and inoffensive.
There's a compilation of early 80s Adelaide ads, back when ad breaks were brief and no louder than the programme.
Experiment is interesting, commenters mentioned you can dissolve 6.25 the amount of sugar as you have water, to create a syrup.
I was going he'd cool the water down and regrow some crystals.
"Don't be greedy, only take 30" lol
dude this show is so cool!!!
saturation point..till its reached it gets dissolving
He should have poured the syrup back into the cup to show how the volume with the addition of the sugar.
Nevermind that, how much wood can a woodchuck chuck ?
Hope he put that out for the parrots and bees. 😊
Again I can't tell if I'm being trolled or taught something... Either way I love this channel. Gonna try this myself 😂😂😂 Can't drink it though. I don't want my heart to stop. 😂
maybe you can dissolve more in high pressure steam though.
I want to see you add more sugar to the water until it no longer handle the sugar
I was just wondering this myself
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A can of coke has about 10 teaspoons of sugar.
Now you know they could use 30 teaspoons, but they aren't greedy.
it's called tearup for a reason 👀
No need to run an experiment, just ask a brickie for the answer.
*Pepsi product team taking notes*
This must have been what, 1975-1980? And this bloke's like in his 30s? I find it fascinating that the "British Australian" accent is so strong in people born in the 40s and 50s, but a decade later it had pretty much vanished and is much closer to the everyday accent we hear today.
Thanks. Curiosity Show was a
national science program for children featuring Dr Rob Morrison and Dr Deane
Hutton. It was made in Adelaide, South Australia and screened nationally in
Australia as well as in Europe, Asia and Australasia (14 countries) from
1972-1990. Deane and Rob intentionally used everyday items around the house
(like old cans) so that children could repeat the demonstrations with materials
they had to hand. In 1984 Curiosity Show won the Prix Jeunesse International,
the world's top award for children's TV programs. Rob and Deane are steadily
uploading segments at czcams.com/users/curiosityshow Why not subscribe?
Just read the side of a can of soda and you'll know how much sugar can dissolve in a cup.
This looks like a 1980s show.
Thanks. Curiosity Show was a national science program for children featuring Dr Rob Morrison and Dr Deane Hutton. It was made in Adelaide, South Australia and screened nationally in
Australia as well as in Europe, Asia and Australasia (14 countries) from
1972-1990. Deane and Rob intentionally used everyday items around the house
(like old cans) so that children could repeat the demonstrations with materials
they had to hand. In 1984 Curiosity Show won the Prix Jeunesse International,
the world's top award for children's TV programs. Rob and Deane are steadily
uploading segments at czcams.com/users/curiosityshow Why not subscribe?
I also did
is nobody going to talk about that constant annoying ringing in the background?
scull! scull! scull!
Just like Mountain Dew.
How much tea do you want in your sugar?? :P
"Tell them to only have 30... your pancreas will thank you". ;-)
fire the sound guy
When it comes to tea, I only drink herbal blends. No milk. No sugar. Five teaspoons of sugar in a tea would make it totally unpalatable ☕️
@Brien You're free to indulge even outside of moderation...only, the seat may be a bit uncomfortable and you leave a little earlier.
Sounds really good 🤤🤤🤤
I'm sweet enough thanks
Why is it cheating to do it while its boiling?
@Rose Tico Enthusiast Why are you such a rude person? Next time you see them, tell your mum and pops they should have spanked you a little more growing up.
Because sugar is ~2.5 times as soluble in boiling water as in water at room temperature.
I think it was more because he was showing how many sugars you can put in a regular cup of tea and noone drinks tea while it is boiling except Johnny Blisterlips.
now go feed the hummingbirds or make sweet tea lol
No wonder diabetes is all over the place today. Sugar is literally in everything 😀
Sugar doesn't cause diabetes, that's a common misconception. Diabetes is a rise in blood sugar due to improper sugar metabolism, most often caused by fat and toxic fat metabolites interfering with the action of insulin.
drink,drink,drink,drink lol
Probably zero sugars
Wata!
No papa
Sugar in tea! that is disgusting
Sugar is energy... calories... electrons... which have the same charge and repel each other... this is why people are fat...they claim it's genetic...this... that... but at the end of the day it's sugar ...fat your body makes as a response to the sugar are electrons as well...but they are spinning in the opposite direction which causes them to attract each other... calories are heat... friction between your molecules and the atmosphere is burning energy and why they say to exercise...this causes more friction because light is both poles of magnetism...so your molecules are are getting the opposite from the atmosphere and the light...they are literally stealing your electrons by magnetism...which lowers the density of your body...and things that are less dense weigh less because weight is because of the opposite charges that attract each other between 2 objects...the size of the Earth is so big that your changes in mass are not noticeable... your weight never stays the same ever... you are always gaining or losing mass at the smallest time scales...
Good luck without fat, you looks like a skeleton
Who the fuck sugars their tea.
Children thats how diabetes born.......hope you like the show
Sugar doesn't cause diabetes, that's a common misconception. Diabetes is a rise in blood sugar due to improper sugar metabolism, most often caused by fat and toxic fat metabolites interfering with the action of insulin.
The real question is, why didn’t he use actual measurements?
What was the volume of the water he began with? What was the mass of the sugar? Saying shit like “a cup of tea” and “x number of not uniform spoonfuls of sugar” isn’t scientific...which I thought was the purpose of this video.
The purpose of the video is to get you thinking, and maybe even try it out for yourself. That's why they use common equipment you can find in your home.
Seems like they've succeeded in the first part.
cups and spoons are standardized measurements, a cup being 125 ml and a spoon 12 g if i remember correctly.
Hj
Jesus christ what is that annoying background noise?
Drink Zevia. Its boss, no sugar
I hate Tea :(
Then you've never had good tea : )
There are so many types and flavors that there MUST be one you would enjoy.
If it's the bitterness that turns you off try going for a green tea instead of black. If that still isn't your "cup of tea" try a white tea (I highly recommend a well blended white...although expensive).
Beyond traditional teas there are dozens (hundreds?) Of herbal teas as well.
Tea is fascinating in both its flavor and ritual.
Enjoy : )
@@ezekielwillerson9204 Grass steeped in water tastes exactly as you would expect. It can only be made tasty with infusions of other flavours (e.g. fruit), but then you might as well just leave the grass out altogether.
I like how most people dont know we are being dominated by a small religious group which we cannot criticize.
Communism? Hmu
@BeTheDeathOfMe you think kids dont absorb by osmosis every disgusting thing aimed at them by tv, society, and modern politics? a bit of truth wont hurt them
What's the JQ?
Nazi Punks fuck off!
i like how western people think they are the majority of the world despite not even being a third. noone dominates you and no one is keeping you from criticizing anything. people just hate you for coming up with hateful BS - but youre still allowed to spew it.