Glucose + Water: Output, Storage & Taste

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Mixing glucose and water results in a simple sugar solution, which is safe for consumption and not dangerous. This mixture can be stored in packets, but the shelf life depends on storage conditions and the presence of preservatives. Combining water, glucose, citric acid, and carbon dioxide creates a fizzy drink similar to soda, which will have a sweet and tangy flavor due to the citric acid. The discussion humorously highlights that sugar water is not harmful unless one were to drown in it, emphasizing the benign nature of these mixtures.
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Sir/Madam, what is out put of glucose+water?is it possion? can i store this in packets? how long?
if i combine "water+glucose+citric acid+carbon dioxide" what's the output? which taste i get?
 
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Are you seriously asking what happens when you mix sugar and water or what happens when you put some lemon into a fizzy drink?
 
Is sugar water dangerous? Only if you fall in a pool of it and can't swim...

The latter is just a barebones version of a fizzy drink.

Lethal stuff! :wink:
 
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