Toxicology SUPA FS Chem.113. CHAPTER 10 Toxicology.
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Toxicology SUPA FS Chem.113
CHAPTER 10
Toxicology
Toxicology of Alcohol R-OH
CH3 OH methanol
(methyl alcohol)C2H5 OH ethanol
C3H7 OH propanol
Ethanol ETOH H-C-C- O-H
Fermentation chemistry
C6H12O6 ===> 2(CH3CH2OH) + 2(CO2) + Energy (which is stored in ATP)
Sugar ===> Alcohol + CO2gas + Energy(Glucose) (Ethyl alcohol)
Make alcohol : fermentationCarb + yeast --- ETOH + carbon
dioxide + waterSugar or starch may
be carb depend.On type: rum vodka
liquers, beer, wine
Alcoholic beverage = water + ETOH + flavors Flavors are called congenors Physical properties describe the substance:
ETOH is clear, colorless, no odor, its density
Alcoholic beverage = water + ETOH + flavors Flavors are called congenors Physical properties describe the substance:
ETOH is clear, colorless, no odor, its density Chemical properties vary, one is ‘Proof’ = 2X
the alcohol content, so 100 proof = 50% alcohol
Liquor is distilled after the fermentation process
Wine: fruit + sugar= wine w/ 12-14% alcohol Cannot add more sugar- yeast population
drops off- limiting reactants Beer- grain + starch same as above
Esters are congenors. Esters are chemicals in the organic group that have an R group of R- O-C-O- R
odiferous in nature Distilled beer= whiskey Distill wine=cordials and brandies Distillation process Brand determines alcohol
content- size of sample consumed is crucial.
Can of beer 12oz @ 4% alcohol= .48 oz of pure ETOH
Shot of whiskey 80 pf 1.25 oz @ 4% ETOH =.5 oz ETOH
Glass of wine 4 oz. @12 alcohol = .48oz ETOH
4 ways alcohol gets in system- Inhalation *Ingestion Injection Absorption
Ingestion begins in the mouth- saliva 20% of ETOH absorbed by stomach 80% of ETOH absorbed by intestine Rate of absorption dependent on food in 1.stomach 2.water concentration
Water and alcohol have affinity.Absorbed more readily in presence of water.
No natural levels of ETOH in body! Ingested with drink, mouthwash, NyQuill etc
Diabetics produce acetone- not alcohol- smells similar
Alcohol in body resembles combustion process
ETOH in water + liver w/oxygen --- acetic acid in cellsETOH + O2 yields CO2 + H2O + Energy oxidizes it to carbon dioxide +water + energy This is rate of detoxification SO alcohol is a source of ENERGY??
Measured in calories excess in fat storage Male: 68% water Female: 55% water- higher fat than males
Water found in brain, liver, muscle- Bones, fatty tissue, less or little water Female has increased alcohol content due to
less water concentration in body!
Lite= less calories, less fat Lo carb= carb removed in fermentation
process Carb makes head on beer- less head with low
carb
Alcohol – depressant of CNS Elimination of ETOH- 2 ways;
oxidation and excretion Breath, sweat, tears, urine Metabolism in liver – oxidation process- chemical reaction above involving
combustion
Distillation; a physical processa physical separation of components
based on boiling points
To distill beer to make whiskey or wine to make cordials or liqueurs must heat mixture
Substances separate by boiling point differences
Evaporate (gas) moves into condenser tube, cools and liquefies
Drops/collects into vial as distillate
Distillation apparatus
Check out the drink wheel on line
Widmer factor ?
Calculation of metabolic rate
See text book DO review
questions at
end of chapter