Purpose/Rationale
The purpose of this experiment is to find out what liquid out of coke, coffee or tea will stain an eggshell the most. I chose to so this project because I think that it can help people who have problems with their teeth not being clean. They may find out why their teeth are staining so bad. Coke, coffee and tea can do a bunch of damage. But in this experiment I wanted to know the exact percentage of staining that they may cause. I think that learning how much a everyday drink could actually stain your teeth.
Coca Cola Product Facts
This website has information about coke. It will tell you about all of their coke products and their nutrition facts. It also gives you the ingredients put into coke products. On that list you …show more content…
It gives information on what your teeth are made up of and how certain things can break down the supportive covering on your teeth. With this breakdown, it allows some liquids to pass through the covering and damage your teeth. Over time, your teeth get softer and allow more outside damage to occur. This is the same with drinking certain beverages. The more you drink them, the more damage to your teeth there will be.
Stain
Encyclopedia. (1995). Menlo Park, CA: Sunset Pub. Corp.
The encyclopedia gives info about what kind of things will stain. The stain penetrates through things to give it color, similar to how certain beverages stain our teeth. The more you put on, the darker the object will be. The more coke, tea, or coffee you drink, the more stained your teeth will get. You can wipe off excess stain to lighten it, just like you can brush your teeth to help prevent the dicoloring of your teeth.
About My Project
Teeth are structures in the mouth with grooves intended to help break down food for consumption. Teeth are naturally white or off-white in color, but build up from foods and drinks, such as coffee and tea, over time can stain the white color and turn teeth yellowish and discolored. In this experiment, I’ll use eggshells in order to explore how teeth are stained by drinking coffee, tea, and
The purpose of this experiment is to find out what liquid out of coke, coffee or tea will stain an eggshell the most. I chose to so this project because I think that it can help people who have problems with their teeth not being clean. They may find out why their teeth are staining so bad. Coke, coffee and tea can do a bunch of damage. But in this experiment I wanted to know the exact percentage of staining that they may cause. I think that learning how much a everyday drink could actually stain your teeth.
Coca Cola Product Facts
This website has information about coke. It will tell you about all of their coke products and their nutrition facts. It also gives you the ingredients put into coke products. On that list you …show more content…
It gives information on what your teeth are made up of and how certain things can break down the supportive covering on your teeth. With this breakdown, it allows some liquids to pass through the covering and damage your teeth. Over time, your teeth get softer and allow more outside damage to occur. This is the same with drinking certain beverages. The more you drink them, the more damage to your teeth there will be.
Stain
Encyclopedia. (1995). Menlo Park, CA: Sunset Pub. Corp.
The encyclopedia gives info about what kind of things will stain. The stain penetrates through things to give it color, similar to how certain beverages stain our teeth. The more you put on, the darker the object will be. The more coke, tea, or coffee you drink, the more stained your teeth will get. You can wipe off excess stain to lighten it, just like you can brush your teeth to help prevent the dicoloring of your teeth.
About My Project
Teeth are structures in the mouth with grooves intended to help break down food for consumption. Teeth are naturally white or off-white in color, but build up from foods and drinks, such as coffee and tea, over time can stain the white color and turn teeth yellowish and discolored. In this experiment, I’ll use eggshells in order to explore how teeth are stained by drinking coffee, tea, and