COLD DRINKS AVAILABLE IN MARKET Content of Cold Drink A!"il"#le in t$e M"rket Poion !% N&trition AIM ' COMPARATIVE STUDY AND QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS OF DIFFERENT BRANDS OF COLD DRINKS AVAILABLE IN MARKET CERTIFICATE It is hereby to certify that, the original and genuine investigation work has been carried out to investigate about the subject matter and the related data collection and investigation has been completed solely, sincerely and satisfactorily by ASAD RAHA! of "#ASS $II %, #&'&#A HI(H S"H&&#)*A+!A,, regarding his project titled -A!A#'SIS &. S&.+ DRI!/S01 +eacher2s signature *3R*&S4 In recent days, soft drink brands were put into various 5uestions regarding their purity1 !ews 6ashed that they contain harmful pesticide, which arouse many interest in knowing its contents because I have been drinking them for years1 I wanted to con7rm that whether the charge impose on these brands are true or not1 Another fact which inspired me to do this project is that I am in touch with 5ualitative analysis whose knowledge with other factors helped me to do so1 "&!+4!+S 8 Introduction 8 +heory 8 Apparatus 8 "hemicals re5uired 8 Detection of pH 8 +est for "arbon Dio9ide 8 +est for (lucose 8 +est for *hosphate 8 +est for Alcohol 8 +est for Sucrose 8 Result 8 "onclusion I!+R&D3"+I&! +he era of cold drinks began in :;<= but the indiani>ation of industry marked its beginning with launching of limca and goldspot by parley group of companies1 Since, the beginning of cold drinks was highly pro7table and luring, many multinational companies launched their brands in India like pepsi and coke1 !ow days, it is observed in general that majority of people viewed Sprite, iranda, and #imca to give feeling of lightness, while *epsi and +humps 3p to activate pulse and brain1 +heory "old drinks of di?erent brands are composed of alcohol, carbohydrates, carbon dio9ide, phosphate ions etc1 +hese soft drinks give feeling of warmth, lightness and have a tangy taste which is liked by everyone1 "arbon dio9ide is responsible for the formation of froth on shaking the bottle1 +he carbon dio9ide gas is dissolved in water to form carbonic acid which is also responsible for the tangy taste1 "arbohydrates are the naturally occurring organic compounds and are major source of energy to our body1 (eneral formula of carbohydrates is "$ )H=&,'1 &n the basis of their molecule si>e carbohydrates are classi7ed as@A onosaccharide, Disaccharides and *olysaccharides1 (lucose is a monosaccharide with formula "BH:=&B 1It occurs in .ree State in the ripen grapes in bones and also in many sweet fruits1 It is also present in human blood to the e9tent of about C1:D1 Sucrose is one of the most useful disaccharides in our daily life1 It is widely distributed in nature in juices, seeds and also in 6owers of many plants1 +he main source of sucrose is sugar cane juice which contain :<A=C D sucrose and sugar beet which has about :CA:E D sucrose1 +he molecular formula of sucrose is ":=H==&::1 It is produced by a mi9ture of glucose and free dose1 It is nonAreducing in nature whereas glucose is reducing1 "old drinks are a bit acidic in nature and their acidity can be measured by 7nding their pH value1 +he pH values also depend upon the acidic contents such as citric acid and phosphoric acid1 APPARATUS F+est tube F+est tube holder F+est tube stand FStop watch F%eaker F%urner FpH paper tripod stand F"hina dish FGire gauge FGater bath CHEMICALS REQUIRED 8 Iodine solution 8 *otassium iodine 8 Sodium hydro9ide 8 .ehling2s A H % solution 8 #ime water 8 "oncentrated H!&I 8 %enedict solution 8 Ammonium molybdate DETECTION OF P(' 1-2 drops of t! s"#p$! of %o$d dr&'( of !"% )r"'d *"s t"(!' "'d p+t o' t! p, p"p!r- T! %"'.! &' t! %o$or of p, p"p!r *"s 'ot&%!d "'d *"s %o#p"r!d *&t t! st"'d"rd p, s%"$!- OBSERVATION SERIAL NO NAME OF DRINK COLOUR C,AN/E P, VALUE 1 COCA COLA PINK 1-2 2 SPRITE ORAN/E 0 0 LIMCA PINKIS, 0-1 1 FANTA LI/,T DRINK 2-0 INFERENCE Soft dr&'(s "r! .!'!r"$$2 "%&d&% )!%"+s! of t! pr!s!'%! of %&tr&% "%&d "'d pospor&% "%&d- p, 3"$+!s of %o$d dr&'( of d&4!r!'t )r"'ds "r! d&4!r!'t d+! to t! 3"r&"t&o' &' "#o+'t of "%&d&% %o't!'ts- TEST FOR CARBON DIO)IDE E)PERIMENT@ As soo' "s t! )ott$!s *!r! op!'!d5 o'! )2 o'! t! s"#p$! *"s p"ss!d tro+. $&#! *"t!r- T! $&#! *"t!r t+r'!d #&$(2- OBSERVATON SR- NO NAME OF T,E DRINK TIME TAKEN 6SEC-7 CONCLUSION 1 COCA COLA 28-9 CO2 IS PRESENT 2 SPRITE 21 CO2 IS PRESENT 0 LIMCA 09 CO2 IS PRESENT 1 FANTA 08 CO2 IS PRESENT INFERENCE: A$$ t! soft dr&'(s %o't"&' d&sso$3!d %"r)o' d&o:&d! &' *"t!r- T! %"r)o' d&o:&d! 6CO27 d&sso$3!s &' *"t!r to for# %"r)o'&% "%&d5 *&% &s r!spo's&)$! for &ts t"'.2 t"st!- C(EMICAL REACTION INVOLVED C"6O,72 6s7 ; CO26.7 <<<=C"CO0 6s7 ; ,2O6s7 +4S+ .&R (#3"&S4 /$+%os! &s " r!d+%&'. s+."r "%&d- Its pr!s!'%! &s d!t!%t!d )2 t! fo$$o*&'. t!st>- 1. BENIDICTS?S SOLUTION TEST A s#"$$ s"#p$! of %o$d dr&'( of d&4!r!'t )r"'ds *"s t"(!' &' " t!st t+)! "'d " f!* drops of B!'!d&%t?s r!".!'t *!r! "dd!d- T! t!st t+)! *"s !"t!d for f!* s!%o'ds- For#"t&o' of r!dd&s %o$or %o'@r#s t! pr!s!'%! of .$+%os! &' %o$d dr&'(s- &%S4RJA+&! SR- NO NAME OF T,E DRINK OBSERVATION CONCLUSION 1 COCA COLA REDDIS, COLOUR /LUCOSE PRESENT 2 SPRITE REDDIS, COLOUR /LUCOSE PRESENT 0 LIMCA REDDIS, COLOUR /LUCOSE PRESENT 1 FANTA REDDIS, COLOUR /LUCOSE PRESENT I!.4R4!"4 A$$ t! s"#p$!s ."3! pos&t&3! t!st for .$+%os! *&t B!'!d&%t?s r!".!'t- ,!'%! "$$ t! dr&'(s %o't"&' .$+%os!- 2. FEHLINGS SOLUTION TEST A s#"$$ s"#p$! of %o$d dr&'( of d&4!r!'t )r"'ds *"s t"(!' &' " t!st t+)! "'d " f!* drops of F!$&'.?s A so$+t&o' "'d F!$&'.?s B so$+t&o' *"s "dd!d &' !A+"$ "#o+'t- T! t!st t+)! *"s !"t!d &' " *"t!r )"t for 1B #&'+t!s- App!"r"'%! of )ro*' pr!%&p&t"t! %o'@r#s t! pr!s!'%! of .$+%os! &' %o$d dr&'(s- OBSERVATON SR- NO NAME OF T,E DRINK OBSERVATION CONCLUSION 1 COCA COLAR!dd&s Bro*' Pr!%&p&t"t! /LUCOSE PRESENT 2 SPRITE R!dd&s Bro*' Pr!%&p&t"t! /LUCOSE PRESENT 0 LIMCA R!dd&s Bro*' Pr!%&p&t"t! /LUCOSE PRESENT 1 FANTA R!dd&s Bro*' Pr!%&p&t"t! /LUCOSE PRESENT INFERENCE A$$ t! s"#p$!s .&3! pos&t&3! t!st for .$+%os! *&t F!$&'.?s so$+t&o's 6ACB7-,!'%! "$$ t! %o$d dr&'(s %o't"&' .$+%os!- +4S+ .&R *H&S*HA+4 S"#p$! of !"% )r"'d of %o$d dr&'( *"s t"(!' &' " s!p"r"t! t!st t+)! "'d "##o'&+# #o$2)d"t! fo$$o*!d )2 %o'%!'tr"t!d '&tr&% "%&d 6,NO07 *"s "dd!d to &t5 t! so$+t&o' *"s t"(!' !"t!d "'d t! %o$or of t! pr!%&p&t"t! %o'@r#s t! pr!s!'%! of posp"t! &o's- OBSERVATON SR- NO NAME OF T,E DRINK OBSERVATION CONCLUSION 1 COCA COLA CANARY-YELLOD PPT P,OSP,ATE IS PRESENT 2 SPRITE CANARY-YELLOD PPT P,OSP,ATE IS PRESENT 0 LIMCA CANARY-YELLOD PPT P,OSP,ATE IS PRESENT 1 FANTA CANARY-YELLOD PPT P,OSP,ATE IS PRESENT I!.4R4!"4 A$$ t! soft dr&'(s %o't"&' posp"t! &o's *&% "r! d!t!%t!d )2 t! pr!s!'%! of posp"t! *!' %"'"r2 2!$$o* o)t"&'!d1 "H4I"A# R4A"+I&! I!J&#J4D N",PO1 ; 12 6N,172MoO1 ; 21,NO0 ;0, ; <<<=E 6N,170PO1-12MoO0 ;21,N1NO0 ;12,2O TEST FOR ALCO(OL S"#p$!s of !"% )r"'d of %o$d dr&'(s "r! t"(!' &' s"#p$! t!st t+)! "'d &od&'! fo$$o*!d )2 pot"ss&+# &od&d! "'d sod&+# 2dro:&d! 6N"O,7 so$+t&o' &s "dd!d to !"% t!st t+)!- T!' t! t!st t+)! "r! !"t!d &' ot *"t!r )"t for 0B #&'+t!s 2!$$o* %o$or!d pr!%&p&t"t! %o'@r#!d t! pr!s!'%! of "$%oo$ &' %o$d dr&'(s &%S4RJA+&! SR- NO NAME OF T,E DRINK OBSERVATION CONCLUSION 1 COCA COLA YELLOD PPT ALCO,OL IS PRESENT 2 SPRITE YELLOD PPT ALCO,OL IS PRESENT 0 LIMCA YELLOD PPT ALCO,OL IS PRESENT 1 FANTA YELLOD PPT ALCO,OL IS PRESENT INFERENCE A$$ t! Br"'ds of Co$d Dr&'(s Co't"&' A$%oo$- CHEMICAL REACTION INVOLVED C,0C,2O, ;1I2; 8N"O,<<EC,I0 ; ,COON" ;9N"I ;9,2O TEST FOR SUCROSE 9 #$ s"#p$!s of !"% )r"'d of %o$d dr&'(s *"s t"(!' &' " %&'" d&s "'d !"t!d 3!r2 stro'.$2 +'t&$ %"'.!s o%%+r- B$"%( %o$or!d r!s&d+! $!ft %o'@r#s t! pr!s!'%! of s+%ros! &' %o$d dr&'(s- &%S4RJA+&! SR- NO NAME OF T,E DRINK OBSERVATION CONCLUSION 1 COCA COLA BLACK RESIDUE SUCROSE IS PRESENT 2 SPRITE BLACK RESIDUE SUCROSE IS PRESENT 0 LIMCA BLACK RESIDUE SUCROSE IS PRESENT 1 FANTA BLACK RESIDUE SUCROSE IS PRESENT I!.4R4!"4 A$$ t! )r"'ds of %o$d dr&'(s %o't"&' s+%ros!- B+t "#o+'t of s+%ros! 3"r&!s &' !"% )r"'d of dr&'(- F"'t" %o't"&'!d &.!st "#o+'t of s+%ros!- R4S3#+ Aft!r %o'd+%t&'. s!3!r"$ t!sts5 &t *"s %o'%$+d!d t"t t! d&4!r!'t )r"'ds of %o$d dr&'(s '"#!$2 Co%" %o$" 5 Spr&t! 5 L&#%" 5 F"'t"- A$$ %o't"&'s .$+%os!5 "$%oo$ s+%ros!5 posp"t!5 &o's "'d %"r)o' d&o:&d!- A$$ "r! "%&d&% &' '"t+r!- O' %o#p"r&'. t! p, 3"$+! of d&4!r!'t )r"'ds %o%" %o$" &s #ost "%&d&% "'d $&#%" &s $!"st "%&d&% of "$$ t! fo+r )r"'ds t"(!'- p, 3"$+! of %o%" %o$" &s '!"r$2 !A+"$ to d&s&'f!%t"'t *&% &s "r#f+$ for )od21 "AR%&! DI&$ID4 AMON/ T,E FOUR SAMPLES OF COLD DRINKS TAKEN =SPRITE ,AS MAFIMUM AMOUNT OF DISSOLVED CARBON DIOFIDE AND FANTA ,AS MINIMUM AMOUNT OF DISSOLVED CARBON DIOFIDE- CONCLUSION DISADVANTA*ES OF COLD DRINKS Soft dr&'(s "r! $&tt$! #or! "r#f+$ t"' s+."r so$+t&o'- As t!2 %o't"&' s+."r &' $"r.! "#o+'t *&% %"+s! Gd&")!t!sH- Soft dr&'(s %"' %"+s! *!&.t ."&' "s t!2 &'t!rf!r! *&t t! )od2?s '"t+r"$ ")&$&t2 to s+ppr!ss +'.!r f!!$&'. - Soft dr&'(s "3! ")&$&t2 to d&sso$3! t! %"$%&+# so t!2 "r! "$so "r#f+$ for o+r )o'!s- Soft dr&'(s %o't"&' Gpospor&% "%&dH *&% "s " p, of 2-I- So t!2 %"' d&sso$3! " '"&$ &' ")o+t 1 d"2s- For tr"'sport"t&o' of soft dr&'(s s2r+p t! %o##!r%&"$ tr+%( #+st +s! t! "J"rdo+s #"tt!r p$"%! %"rds r!s!r3!d for &.$2 %o's&3! #"t!r&"$- Soft dr&'(s "3! "$so ")&$&t2 to r!#o3! )$ood so t!2 "r! 3!r2 "r#f+$ to o+r )od2- USES OF COLD DRINKS Co$d dr&'(s %"' )! +s!d "s to&$!t %$!"'!rs- T!2 %"' r!#o3! r+st spots fro# %ro#! %"r )+#p!rs- T!2 %$!"' %orros&o' fro# %"r )"tt!r2 t!r#&'"$s- Soft dr&'(s "r! +s!d "s "' !:%!$$!'t Kd!t!r.!'t? to r!#o3! .r!"s! fro# %$ot!s- T!2 %"' $oos!' " r+st!d )o$t-