Caffeine (1,3,7-trimetilpurin-2 ,6-dione), Mol. 194,2 m; bestsv. bitter, odorless crystals, mp. 235 ° C, readily soluble. in hot water (1:2), SNSl 3, it is difficult – in cold water (1:60), ethanol (1:50), diethyl ether (1:1300). K-purine alkaloid isolated from coffee (Cofea arabica L.) Rubiaceae family (Rubiaceae). In addition, he is in tea (Theae sincnsis) family. Read the rest of this entry »
Large doses of caffeine may enhance muscle strength and endurance of human, scientists have found. In particular, consumption of coffee may improve productivity by 6%, research by the British University in Coventry. Scientists note that these findings may prove crucial in sports. The fact that caffeine is not currently a prohibited drug. Read the rest of this entry »
I heard a scientific fact and information about caffeine and the how it affects my driving. I never knew there were so many studies about car accidents and drivers under the influence of high doses of caffeine. There are reports from reputable scientists that compare caffeine to what they call “Dope” it works just the opposite of Dope and makes the driver jittery which in turn impairs their judgment that may result in a car accident.
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