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Fusel alcohols or fuselol, also
sometimes called fusel oils in Europe, are
mixtures of
several higher alcohols (those with more than two carbons, chiefly...
- gasoline. It is
produced in
small quantities in
nearly all
fermentations (see
fusel oil).
Clostridium produces much
higher yields of butanol.
Research is underway...
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small amounts of
chemicals such as
methanol and
other alcohols (known as
fusel alcohols), acetone, acetaldehyde, esters, tannins, and
aldehydes (e.g. furfural)...
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synthesis of some
fragrance compounds. It is also a
common component of
fusel alcohols (
fusel oils), the
undesirable byproducts of
alcoholic fermentation. 1-Pentanol...
- in
nature and also
produced as a
flavouring in industry. It is a
common fusel alcohol,
produced as a
major by-product of
ethanol fermentation. Isoamyl...
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mixture of amyl
alcohols (also
called amyl alcohol) can be
obtained from
fusel alcohol. Amyl
alcohol is used as a
solvent and in esterification, by which...
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Christiania Fusel &
Blaagress was a band
started at Øystein Sunde's home
after an
evening at the
Dolphin Club in Oslo on
February 18, 1968. Its first...
- and
fusel oils.
Fusel oils are
higher alcohols than ethanol, are
mildly toxic, and have a strong,
disagreeable smell and taste. An
excess of
fusel oils...
- rum is
typically aged in
wooden barrels to
reduce the
level of
fusel. Most of the
fusel is
absorbed in the
first two years.
Premium rums are aged for a...
- methanol, histamines,
fusel oil, esters, furfural, and tannins, many but not all of
which are toxic. One
study in mice
indicates that
fusel oil may have a mitigating...
