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The Quantitative Determination of Caffeine in Energy Drinks in the Syrian Market and the Detection of Alcohol in them

التحديد الكمي للكافئين في بعض مشروبات الطاقة المتوفرة في سوريا و الكشف عن وجود الكحول فيها

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 Publication date 2015
  fields Pharmacy
and research's language is العربية
 Created by Shamra Editor




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The aim of this study is to determine the concentration of caffeine in energy drinks available in Syrian market to ensure whether the caffeine concentration in them follow the FDA recommendation or not , and detection the presence of alcohols . Three types of energy drinks available in Syria are studied in this experiment. Caffeine content is analyzed and quantified by UV spectroscopy. Specific tests for alcohol hydroxyl are used to detect its presence and determine the alcohols type. This study has shown the existence of variable quantities of caffeine; however the highest percentage is existed in Marinas Turbo 51.81 micro gram/100 ml and the lowest percentage is existed in XXX L Flash Red 1.89 micro gram/100 ml. Research has shown that energy drinks have negative effects on their users , especially the youth.A survey is done on a sample of 130 people in Alqadmous – Tartous. No alcohol is found in XXX L Flash Red and Power Horse, but it was found in Marinas Turbo.

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