The phrase "alcohol reaction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing chemical reactions involving alcohols or reactions in the body due to alcohol consumption.
Example: "The alcohol reaction in the body can lead to various physiological effects, including impaired judgment and coordination."
Alternatives: "alcoholic reaction" or "reaction to alcohol".
Subsequently, the results obtained were compared with reported results of supercritical ethanol in order to investigate the effect of alcohol in supercritical alcohol reaction.
The process of transesterification is affected by various factors: free fatty acids, moisture, catalyst type, catalyst concentration, molar ratio of alcohol to oil, type of alcohol, reaction time, reaction temperature, mixing intensity, and organic solvents [19].
The paper presents a transient kinetic analysis of the Fischer Tropsch synthesis reaction using the SSITKA technique in combination with a gas-chromatograph-mass-spectrometer (GCMS) analysis of the 13C-labeled and 18O-labeled hydrocarbon and alcohol reaction products.
The esterification activity of lipase (Ue) was determined by using a lauric acid and lauryl alcohol reaction system.
Since their physiology predisposes females to adverse alcohol reactions, 33 41 females consume less alcohol than males.
Surprisingly, the demethoxylation of the dichloro analogue could easily occur in an alkali-alcohol reaction system; in addition, two chlorine atoms of 1a were also removed, as shown in Table 1.
In this work, we designed noble metal free ZnO-CeO2 mixed oxide catalyst in four different ratios and tested for vapor phase benzyl alcohol dehydrogenation reaction as a model reaction under oxidant free condition.
Supported gold nanoparticles perform as a potential catalyst for CO oxidation, propylene epoxidation and hydrogenation reactions, while using them for alcohol oxidation reaction in the presence of molecular oxygen is a challenging task.
Monodisperse polystyrene nanospheres were synthesized by dispersion polymerization in alcohol as reaction medium, and the particle size was controlled by adjusting the reaction parameters such as polymerization temperature and reactant compositions.
Second, the drug disulfiram, which causes acetaldehyde to accumulate in the body, discourages alcoholics from drinking by causing nausea, vomiting, and other severe alcohol flush reaction symptoms.
A red beverage that apparently cures "alcohol flush reaction", by which booze causes your skin to turn red and blotchy.
