How can you measure electrolytes in sport drinks or other drinks? I can't find any science fair projects on this topic. For my project I would like to measure the electrolytes in drinks to see if the expensive energy drinks such as,Red bull, have the same amout or more electrolytes than say pineapple juice or water.I want to see if the fancy expensive enrgy drinks actually give you that extra energy. So far I have done this, I took a battery tester and put the two wires into a glass of pineapple jus. The measure was 24 on the scale. For water the measure was 46 on the scale. What is this measuruing? electrolytes? energy in the drink? and what are these measures on the scale? If you can answer these questions or if you have any other ideas it would be greatly appreciated. Thank You, Dave
Re: How can you measure electrolytes in sport drinks or other drinks?
Try the links in the MadSci Library for more information on Chemistry.