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ElenaW [278]3 years ago
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 6.<span>Pure </span>ethanol<span> will irritate the skin and eyes and can cause some sort of poisoning to the body</span>
7.Because Methanol<span> has to first be turned into formaldehyde in the body. Humans have an enzyme called alcohol dehydrogenase, which oxidizes alcohol compounds (adds an oxygen, effectively.) If you drink a beer, the </span>ethanol<span> is converted to acetaldehyde which is a slightly </span>toxic<span> intermediate.
8.</span><span>Like </span>methanol<span>, </span>ethanol<span> is metabolized by ADH, but the enzyme's affinity for </span>ethanol<span>is 10-20 times higher than it is for </span>methanol<span>. Fomepizole is also metabolized by ADH; however, its use is limited because of high cost and lack of availability. Hemodialysis can easily remove </span>methanol<span> and formic acid.
9. CALL  POISON CONTROL IMMEDIATLEY </span>
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