Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Almost all cases of pneumonia are caused by viral or bacterial infections. When pneumonia is first diagnosed, there often is no way to be sure if the infection is caused by a virus or bacteria. Therefore your doctor will need to treat it with antibiotics. There are multiple antibiotics that treat pneumonia. The initial choice of drug(s) is made based on the category of pneumonia you most likely have. The two major categories are community acquired pneumonia (CAP) and health care associated pneumonia (HCAP).
According to Newton, ethanol is added to liquid soaps to serve as a germicide. Ethanol is considered to be insoluble when mixed into a solid soap. Since water and oil are unable to mix, ethanol has the ability to dissolve on a partial level in water and oil. This process assists the reaction of fatty acid and sodium hydroxide to produce water, soap, salt and fatty acids. In essence, ethanol allows for the water and the oil to have better contact. The process of making soap has generally remained unchanged over the years, however, there are various stories as to how soap was originally created.
Ethanol is aso used as a solvent in perfumes, drugs and vegetable essences. Ethanol is also used as an antiseptic. Summary: 1. Ethanol is a type of alcohol, and the two are formed by the fermentation of glucose by enzymes in yeast. 2. Alcohols are generally classified into primary, secondary and tertiary groups. Ethanol belongs to the primary group of alcohol.