How many molecules are in a cup of tea?

A typical cup of tea (about 240 milliliters) contains approximately 10^24 molecules. This estimate includes water molecules as the main component, as well as dissolved compounds from the tea leaves, such as caffeine and tannins. Given that water is the primary ingredient, the number of molecules can vary slightly depending on the tea concentration and type. However, the sheer scale of molecules involved in even a small volume highlights the complexity of tea at the molecular level.