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Production of ethanol

Ethanol

(1) Describe the production of ethanol in Scottish Whisky beverages. Be sure to include a discussion on dangers of impurities

(2) Explain the impact of ethanol on the human body

(3) List the historical advancements documented as relating to ethanol production

Notes

1.       Assignments must be handed in to SciSpace in Room G16, Ground Floor of the

2.       Student Resource Centre (Building 303) by 4pm Thursday 31 January 2013

3.       Assignments must include a cover sheet

4.       Marked assignments can be collected from the same location (ID required)

 

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