Chemical formulas of food cus why not

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Got bored so here yall go:

Apple Juice - HO2CCH2CHOHCO2H
Orange Juice - N/A - it is a mixture?
Chocolate - C7H8N4O2
Chicken - H6O7C2
Vodka - C5H4O2
Bread - 2C2H5OH + 2CO2 + 4ATP + 2H2O + 4NAD
Table Salt - NaCl
Egg White - C6H8N2O4
Egg Yolk - C144H122N18S2O44
Rice - C6H12O6

PSA - it is unlikely any of this is very accurate, this is just for fun lol
(comment other foods you’d like me to find)

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My brain just died.

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:joy: ikr

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Ah yes my Grandma’s bread recipe how could I ever forget

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yup XD
so simple :grinning:

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gonna go eat some carbon hydrogen nitrogen oxygen :]

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I WANT :joy:

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YES XD

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Isn’t this just glucose?

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I was ready to pull out my textbook over seeing one hundred and twenty two carbon molecules for egg yolks when I came across the PSA section of the post.

At least table salt is accurate

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uh
yes XD

yis
only salt is accurate XD

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Added le tag :maple_leaf:

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As a chemistry major I can confirm this is just the chemical formula for glucose

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Out of curiosity, what is the chemical makeup of egg yolks?

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That I do not know of the top of my head it isn’t exactly something that is used a lot in chemistry Glucose is however. I can look it up for you if you would like though. It might be in my textbook somewhere.

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Imagine we’d call food by its chemical formula… :sweat_smile:

@Foodies Do you know any others?

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Nah, me and science aren’t good friends.

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I hate chemistry omg-

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