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Determination of methanol in some alcoholic beverage Prepared by Traditional local methods

تحديد المحتوى من الميتانول في بعض المشروبات الكحولية (النبيذ و العرق) المحضرة بالطرق المحلية التقليدية

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 Publication date 2016
and research's language is العربية
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The Arak and Wine are common alcoholic spirits in Syria. However, those spirits are often produced outside the controls of the manufacturing cycle in terms of fermentation and distillation, thus exposing the consumers to risk of methanol poisoning, which confirms the need to submit their production to the control as extremely essential. The aim of this study to determination of methanol in some alcoholic beverage prepared by traditional local methods in order to verify conformity of local Alcohol Syrian standard specification. The samples were tested by using colorimetric method as official methods depending on the measurement using spectrophotometer at (575 nm).In comperation with the standard Syrian specifications number /2478/ year (2003), there were fifty test samples (Arak and Wine) collected from locally available. The study showed the amount of variation in the concentration of methanol depending on the difference in the method of preparation fermenting grapes. furthermore the importance of applying the control system to provide the quality of those popular spirits.

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