I dont really know what I am talking about here but here goes.
If you were to take a range of different alcoholic drinks and extract the pure alcohol element from them, would the pure alcohol be exactly the same when compared to each other?
All alcohic drink contain trace amounts of different alcohols eg propanol, 2-propanol, butanol etc. These different alcohols can effect the propensity of alcohol drinks to give you hangovers. The major alcohol present will always be ethanol though.
there's different types of alcohol but only one in drinks. this thread is a continuation of the thread where people blamed their bad behaviour on different drinks as opposed to too much drink. lol.
Svejk, yes it is a continuation, I am interested in why different alcoholic drinks have different effects if there is only one type of alcohol in all the different drinks.
jomifl says //Most alcoholic drinks contain other alcohols too, but not in significant amounts.//
Im confused, there appears to be conflicting answers here.
lots of blokes around here swear that cider makes them loopy. but I think they only guzzle it on hot days, with a gang of mates. 2 things far more likely to lead them down the loopy road.
Ok so if I were to extract the alcohol content from a gallon of cider and the alcohol content from a gallon of Whiskey the chemical content of the two would be identical apart from the quantity?
You asked in the post if the alcohol extracted from booze would all be the same. The answer to that for legitimate booze is yes. But the title asks something different, whether generally there are different alcohols, and again the answer to that is yes. So it's yes either way.
'Well if you drinks meths ih has Me-OH in it' - If I were to drink meths I reckon Me- OH would be stood waiting by the door with a frying pan in her hand!!
(Alcohol By Volume) so that would be a difference. I assumed that the quantity of alcohol would have been different but the strength would have been the same quantity by quantity.
OG, I also said: I dont really know what I am talking about here but here goes.
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