Examples of using Acetaldehyde in English and their translations into Dutch
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Processing of acetylene into acetaldehyde and processing of acetaldehyde into pyridine or picoline ex 29.35.
Some ethnic groups have genetic variations that prolong the endurance of acetaldehyde in the body.
indirectly as part of several industrial processes such as the manufacture of acetaldehyde.
Let us see what does a constant exposure to alcohol and acetaldehyde do to the body.
Rather, acetaldehyde is produced when tobacco additives(such as sugars, sorbitol and glycerol) are burned, and is released in cigarette smoke.
other highly volatile substances such as formaldehyde and acetaldehyde.
Alcohol during the reception of antibiotics"stuck" on the stage of acetaldehyde, which begins to accumulate in the body and poison it.
carbon monoxide, acetaldehyde and acrolein.
one of the reaction products of acetaldehyde, on the brain.
it will be first oxidated to acetaldehyde, and then be oxidized to acetic acid.
amounts of alcohol dehydrogenase, an enzyme that converts ethanol into acetaldehyde.
These turn the acetaldehyde into acetate, which the body can then convert into energy.
Acetaldehyde can thus cause damage indirectly because it can create a dependency on smoking.
An even more toxic chemical called acetaldehyde is formed when alcohol is broken down in the liver.
Acetaldehyde increases the addictive effect of nicotine, the substance in tobacco that is principally responsible
Acetaldehyde, a by-product of alcohol metabolism by the liver,
Asparagine supplementation can reduce concentrations of acetaldehyde in the blood by more than 30%, thus preventing alcohol toxicity.
Acetaldehyde is a substance that is produced in the human body during metabolic processes,
The reduction in yeast stress can be seen in the decreased production of SO 2 and acetaldehyde both of which are known by-products associated with yeast stress.
Adverse health effects Acetaldehyde is very reactive and is known to react with