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The concentration of phosphoric acid in Coca-Cola is about 12 grams per gallon of syrup, or about .2 to .3 percent of the ingredients in the syrup used to make Coke. There is more acid content in orange juice than Coke. In fact, the gastric acid in your stomach is much stronger than any acid in Coke.
