The longest gum chewing record is held by Chad Fell from the United States, who chewed a single piece of gum for 8 hours and 35 minutes in 2004. This feat required immense jaw strength and endurance due to the continuous chewing motion. It is important to note that attempting to break this record can be potentially harmful to one's jaw muscles and should not be done without proper training and supervision.
Chewing gum is not a chemical but a mixture of chemicals.
The polymer used in chewing gum is called polyisobutylene. This polymer helps give gum its chewy texture and elasticity.
Chewing gum may increase alertness and improve cognition, which can help with focus during a test. However, the effect may vary from person to person. Some studies suggest that chewing gum might enhance some aspects of cognitive function, such as memory and attention, but more research is needed to confirm these effects definitively.
It contains chemicals in it but it itself isn't a chemical
Gum does not dissolve in the mouth because it is made of synthetic rubber or gum base that is not water-soluble. Instead of dissolving, the gum is chewed and mixed with saliva causing it to become softer and more pliable, eventually being swallowed or spat out.
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Megan McHuge
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Yes in fact i am chewing 5 gum right now
12 weeks
I would have to say BIG RED!!
Chewing Gum. Chewing Gum. Chewing Gum.
It is very amazing isn't it, its 8 hours!!!
Jards Cecylia! He chewed a piece of bubble gum for three and a half months! At night he would put the gum behind his ears. A record... If you need more awnsers email me at jbobisaiah@gmail.com
8 hours. *chomp chomp* heehee@0_o@--MC
its wrigleys spearmint i even did the expirment