Methanol in human breath

Taucher, J; Lagg, A; Hansel, A; Vogel, W; Lindinger, W

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56342

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Journal Article

Year

1995

Language

English

HERO ID 56342
In Press No
Year 1995
Title Methanol in human breath
Authors Taucher, J; Lagg, A; Hansel, A; Vogel, W; Lindinger, W
Journal Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research
Volume 19
Issue 5
Page Numbers 1147-1150
Abstract Using proton transfer reaction-mass spectrometry for trace gas analysis of the human breath; the concentrations of methanol and ethanol have been measured for various test persons consuming alcoholic beverages and various amounts of fruits, respectively. The methanol concentrations increased from a natural (physiological) level of ~0.4 ppm up to ~2 ppm a few hours after eating about ¢ kg of fruits, and about the same concentration was reached after drinking of 100 ml brandy containing 24% volume of ethanol and 0.19% volume of methanol.
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