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TomRichter
9 months ago

Many different alcohols are formed, from one to a very many carbons – longer-chain alcohols less than short-chain alcohols.

Di- and triols too. And not only alcohols, but also aldehydes and acids.

The art of the cellar master also consists in the selection of yeasts, which predominantly form ethanol and a few tasty by-products.

https://www.alrich.eu/page/395806/nebenprodukte-der-alcoholische-g%C3%A4rung.html

https://userweb.weihenstephan.de/bmeier/pages/44gaerprod.htm

DeinAuswurf
9 months ago

Yes, a whole range of alcohols are produced, and they can also be controlled depending on the type of sugar and bacterial strains. Then things such as temperatures, secondary substrates, etc. play a role. The metabolized sugars are usually hexoses, so that from methanol to n-hexaneol everything is involved and some isoalcohols can also be found.

FINJA0020020000
9 months ago

If you do not also take care of methanol and this is converted into formaldehyde and then into cyanic acid

FINJA0020020000
9 months ago
Reply to  Elias0192

I don’t know. But methanol is really very dangerous. See what to do on the Internet

ThomasJNewton
9 months ago

The normal path leads via formaldyd to AntsAcid.
Formica = lat. Ameise.

FINJA0020020000
9 months ago
Reply to  ThomasJNewton

Formic acid is hydrocyanic acid

HandsomeSam
9 months ago

Methanol is from a certain amount only harmful to whom you buy alcohol in the supermarket there is always a small amount of methanol in it, and it splits into formaldehyde and formic acid which is also dangerous but hydrocyanic acid cannot arise.

FINJA0020020000
9 months ago

What you write are obligations of government

ThomasJNewton
9 months ago

I can’t hear what you say. What you write is garbage.

FINJA0020020000
9 months ago

Hahahahahahaha I say

ThomasJNewton
9 months ago

No. Why don’t you inform yourself at the latest when you make a mistake? Blue acid=HCN, formic acid=HCOOH.

FINJA0020020000
9 months ago

Thank you

DeinAuswurf
9 months ago

Methanol is almost always produced during fermentation and can also be drunk without problems in small amounts. Depending on the product, there is a corresponding limit value which is controlled accordingly.