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Acta Paediatrica, 1985
ABSTRACT. A 3‐year‐old boy with severe ethanol poisoning metabolised ethanol more rapidly than expected (0.33 g/l/hour or 7.16 mmol/l/hour) and recovered fully with conservative management. It is concluded that active elimination techniques are unnecessary for most children with acute ethanol poisoning, child
P J, Gibson, A J, Cant, T G, Mant
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ABSTRACT. A 3‐year‐old boy with severe ethanol poisoning metabolised ethanol more rapidly than expected (0.33 g/l/hour or 7.16 mmol/l/hour) and recovered fully with conservative management. It is concluded that active elimination techniques are unnecessary for most children with acute ethanol poisoning, child
P J, Gibson, A J, Cant, T G, Mant
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Selected opioids, ethanol and intake of ethanol
Alcohol, 1984Rats were given an opportunity to drink tap water or a sweetened ethanol solution once a day. Across initial days of opportunity, rats increased their intake of the ethanol solution. Prior to some days' sessions with presented fluids, rats received either an injection of placebo (the carrier of drugs) or doses of ethylketocyclozocine, diprenorphine, or
G A, Hunter +3 more
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Environmental Science & Technology, 2008
Environmental, social, economic, and food issues brought on by the rapidly expanding ethanol-from-corn industry in the United States are reviewed and discussed.
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Environmental, social, economic, and food issues brought on by the rapidly expanding ethanol-from-corn industry in the United States are reviewed and discussed.
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2018
Ethanol (CH3CH2OH) is one of the most important individual organic compounds readily available all over the world. It has been described as one of the most versatile of compounds, being widely used as a solvent, a germicide , a beverage, an antifreeze , a fuel, and fuel additive , additive to paints, coatings, automotive care products and adhesives , a
Criddle, W. J. +3 more
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Ethanol (CH3CH2OH) is one of the most important individual organic compounds readily available all over the world. It has been described as one of the most versatile of compounds, being widely used as a solvent, a germicide , a beverage, an antifreeze , a fuel, and fuel additive , additive to paints, coatings, automotive care products and adhesives , a
Criddle, W. J. +3 more
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Ethanol-induced conditioned taste aversion to ethanol
Alcohol, 1984A single injection of 2.5 g/kg ethanol one hr after drinking a 10% ethanol-0.05% saccharin solution produced a persistent conditioned taste aversion to the ethanol-saccharin solution. Twelve pairings produced a still stronger aversion that generalized to an aversion to a 10% ethanol solution without saccharin.
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1995
Abstract Alcohols are alkyl organic compounds which contain an —OH group. Ethanol (ethyl alcohol), C2H5OH, is the chemical name for the alcohol derived from the fermentation of glucose (grape-sugar) and other sugars and starches by the action of yeasts. Since this is economically and socially the most important alcohol, the term ‘alcohol’
R E Ferner +2 more
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Abstract Alcohols are alkyl organic compounds which contain an —OH group. Ethanol (ethyl alcohol), C2H5OH, is the chemical name for the alcohol derived from the fermentation of glucose (grape-sugar) and other sugars and starches by the action of yeasts. Since this is economically and socially the most important alcohol, the term ‘alcohol’
R E Ferner +2 more
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