The same amount of alcohol will be more diluted in a larger individual because they typically have a greater body water volume. Alcohol is distributed in body water, so a larger individual has more fluid to dilute the alcohol, resulting in a lower blood alcohol concentration (BAC). Additionally, larger individuals often have more muscle mass, which contains more water compared to fat tissue, further aiding in dilution. Consequently, the effects of alcohol may be less pronounced in larger individuals compared to smaller ones.
Alcohol is added to cakes mainly for flavouring. Usually the amount of liquid is small, so can easily be left out or substituted with a small amount of water. Essences or extracts such as vanilla can be used to add an alternative flavour. These have an alcohol base, because this allows the flavour to be diluted into a more measurable amount, to be mixed though the dough thoroughly, and because most of the alcohol will evaporate during cooking.
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The body does in fact naturally produce alcohol on a daily basis. The amount produced, though, is generally metabolised over a given day and very small. The amount of alcohol within the body that an ETG can detect varies from individual to individual depending on several factors - including diet.
it is because the antibodies get diluted to a negligible amount that much reaction doesn't occur.
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This depends on what you mean by better. They are roughly the same amount of alcohol, but there are variables of how large the glasses of wine, the alcohol content of the wine, and the alcohol content of the whiskey. There is no diluting of the drinks. Water keeps you hydrated but doesn't make it "better".
Sometimes, depending on the amount of nerve damage and whether or not the individual remains abstinent.
Because Alcohol has a very high amount of calories.
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C. Proof of alcohol consumed. This is because standard drinks of beer, wine and spirits hall have the same amount of alcohol, which is 0.6 oz of pure alcohol.
A swab test for alcohol can detect alcohol consumption for up to approximately 12-24 hours after the last drink. Results may vary depending on individual metabolism and the amount of alcohol consumed.