Conversely, Fe 2 O 3 is reduced to iron metal, which means that aluminum must be the reducing agent. Because a reducing agent is always transformed into its conjugate oxidizing agent in an oxidation-reduction reaction, the products of this reaction include a new oxidizing agent (Al 2 O 3) and a new reducing agent (Fe).
, functional alcoholic. They shouldn't be banned, because they don't seem particularly harmful. Rather, the bans seem like a case of reactionary legislatures. The Washington ban was due to a party in which kids, who'd drank a caffeinated alcoholic drink along with vodka, rum, and beer [1], got alcohol poisoning.
Driving While Buzzed: No Amount of Alcohol Is Safe Behind the Wheel. (Updated) The blood-alcohol limit in the U.S. is 0.08% â a cutoff that implies that any blood-alcohol content (BAC) south of 0.08% is safe, or at least not illegal.