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What process of obtaining energy by changing carbohydrates to alcohol?
fermentation
Wbat is the process of obtaining energy by changing carbonhydates to alcohol?
Fermentation
How can vodka contain no carbohydrates as it made from Vodka?
Distilled spirits do not contain carbohydrates as they are removed in the distillation process. The alcohol vapours rise up in the still, and are then condensed into beverage alcohol, but the carbs stay behind.
Process of changing alcohol to water carbon dioxide and energy called?
The process of changing alcohol to water, carbon dioxide, and energy is called oxidation. This chemical reaction involves the breaking down of alcohol molecules into simpler compounds, releasing energy in the form of heat and light.
What process obtains energy by changing carbohydrates to alcohol?
Fermentation is a metabolic process in which an organism converts a carbohydrate, such as starch or a sugar, into an alcohol or an acid. This the way that beer is produced. In muscles, the body can't supply enough glucose to very active muscle cells and they will use this process. The product in this case is lactic acid. You may have heard the term 'burn' when this happens. The muscles actually become very sore.
What term is defined as the process of safely getting alcohol out of one?
detoxifictaion
What term is defined as the process of safely getting alcohol out of one system?
detoxifictaion
Which of these terms is defined as the process of safely getting alcohol out of one's system?
detoxification
What term is defined as the process of safely getting alcohol out one's system?
detoxifictaion
Can you drink alcohol while on Roxithromycin?
yes, getting drunk will help the healing process of this drug
What is defined as the process of safely getting alcohol out of ones systems?
Give him juice of sugercane and lassi
How the body natural produce alcohol?
The body can naturally produce alcohol through a process called fermentation, primarily occurring in the gut. Certain bacteria in the intestines can convert carbohydrates into ethanol, a type of alcohol, during digestion. This process can lead to small amounts of alcohol entering the bloodstream, but typically, the levels are quite low and not enough to cause intoxication. Additionally, the liver metabolizes alcohol to prevent its accumulation in the body.
