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    Adolescents Alcohol can have catastrophic effects on the human body, especially when it comes to adolescents. According to Brown, adults would need to consume twice as many drinks to suffer the same alcohol related damages as adolescents (Underage Drinkers’ Risk of Brain Damage). The main reason is during adolescence the brain is still developing and maturing which allows the alcohol to have a more profound effect on adolescents (Ketcham 44). Therefore, adolescents are more vulnerable to…

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    addict does not understand the damage they are causing until after they get sober. In the beginning, the person may start drinking alcohol out of the family member’s leftover drinks. Everyone finds this harmless and funny. When I was four, I would drink King Cobra twenty-four ounces beer. My dad and his friends would pay me a dollar to drink the…

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    Results: Table: Mass of alcohols combusted along with experimental and literary values for enthalpy change Alcohol Molar Mass (g/mol) Mass of Alcohol Combusted (g) Enthalpy (kJ/mol) Enthalpy literature value [Stretton n.d.] (kJ/mol) Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3 Average (mean) Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3 Average (mean) Ethanol 46.07 1.447 1.327 1.371 1.382 -133.1 -145.1 -140.5 -139.3 -1367 Propanol 60.10 1.133 1.375 1.255 1.254 -221.7 -182.7 -200.2 -200.3 -2021 Butanol 74.12 1.181 1.046 1.119 1.115…

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    Excessive Alcohol Use

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    Excessive alcohol use has become a problem of epidemic proportions in the United States over the last several years and the negative effects are far reaching. It has become a serious threat to both the economic and public health security our nation. According to a study recently published in the American Journal of Preventative Medicine, excessive alcohol consumption includes, “underage and maternal drinking”, “heavy drinking”, and “binge drinking” (Sacks, Gonzales, Bouchery, Tomedi, & Brewer,…

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    Alcohol Addiction in the Family Unit Alcohol addiction is a disease that plagues many individuals and families in varying cultures. This addiction can be handed down generationally and a cycle surrounding alcohol abuse can potentially be formed. We see that alcoholism effects the individual who is addicted, the children and family that are exposed to addiction and also any effects any marriage between the addicted people or addicted person. Many people in my family have a history of alcohol…

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    Alcohol is one of the most dangerous drugs. It also causes many of teen car accidents. As I go through this paper I shall tell you of many accidents of teens or what alcohol can do to people under age or above age. I will tell you short term effects of alcohol, long term effects, what is alcohol, etc. Also what is alcoholism. The first thing I will talk about is short and long term effects of alcohol. Short term effects of alcohol involves nausea, vomiting, dehydration, loss of judgement and…

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    The acute effects of Alcohol on sports performance and human exercise will be covered here. As pervious research has proven alcohol has effects on your central nervous system, muscle energy stores and the cardiovascular system. It is believed that alcohol impairs muscular work capacity and decreases overall physical performance. This also includes an effect on your motor skills, such as impaired vision, balance, reaction time and coordination. However alcohol has some advantages that could be…

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    Alcohol All of us one way or another has had a bad experience that involved alcohol. A lot of good times occur with alcohol but bad ones occur too. There are many different forms of alcohol to consume. Some people consume alcohol in the form of beer. Others consume alcohol in the form of wine. They all can mess us up but liquor is the quickest form. Alcohol can be a horrible addiction because it can cause the disease alcoholism, it’s responsible for many drunk driving events, and can cause many…

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    Alcohol-Related Violence

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    In the past few years there have been numerous alcohol related injuries and deaths in Australia due to “king hits” or “coward punches”. This has resulted in a misconception that alcohol is the sole problem for this violence. Australia does not have a significant problem of alcohol related violence; Australia has a problem with violence. While there are studies out there that state that alcohol is the problem, there are also several more in depth studies that state that the issue is more complex…

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    contained many warnings that made them excessively against drinking. In the sixteenth century, alcohol was used for medical purposes only. For thousands of years, alcohol was used to make fermented grain, fruit juice, and honey. (Alcohol 1) After the production of gin in Britain, alcoholism became a worldwide tradition. After alcoholism became widespread, fifteen million Americans suffered from addiction to alcohol. Also, 40 percent of all car accident deaths have been attributed to alcoholism…

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