Vegoil FAQ at Fusel

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Fusel facts, definitions and information

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Fusel is an oil consisting of mainly amyl alcohol plus several of the higher alcohols and compound esthers.
Fusel is found as an undesirable ingredient in some alcoholic liquors such as potato whisky, corn whisky and grain alcohol.
Fusel is produced in small amounts during the fermentation of alcohol.
Fusel is a volatile, acrid, poisonous, oily liquid, with a characteristic unpleasant smell.
Fusel Oil is used as a solvent in paints, plastics, varnishes, explosives and essential oils.
Fusel Oil is a mixture of fatty acids, alcohols, and esters.
Fusel Oil is a congener produced during fermentation.
Fusel (the word) originates from the Low German language, meaning bad liquor.
The Fusel.Com website offers a focussed resource for vegoil conversion information.

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