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The Kool-Aid company has hired you to modify the Kool-Aid solution to meet the needs of people with high diabetes. The original solution contains: 3 packs of Kool-Aid (6 g per pack), 1 gallon of water (3.87 L of water). As a scientist, how would you modify the original Kool-Aid solution to better meet the needs of people with high diabetes. In your response, be sure to include all calculations and content specific vocabulary.

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