#chemical property
- Alcoholic — The feminine form of the term alcoholic; containing alcohol, relating to alcohol, or induced by its effects. As a noun, it designates a woman suffering from a chronic physical and psychological dependence on alcoholic beverages, demonstrating increased tolerance and withdrawal syndrome upon cessation.
- Alcoholic — The feminine form of the adjective or noun alcoolic; containing alcohol, relating to alcohol, or induced by its consumption. As a noun, it designates a female individual suffering from a chronic and compulsive dependence on ethanol, exhibiting increased tolerance and severe withdrawal symptoms upon cessation.
- Alcoholizable — Capable of being alcoholized; a substance, organic compound, or liquid mixture that has the structural property to receive alcohol into its composition or to chemically react with ethanol. In biology, it describes a tissue or organic sample capable of being stably impregnated with alcohol for cellular fixation or preservation.
- Antiknock rating — A structural property of a liquid fuel to resist detonation, meaning rapid and explosive auto-ignition within the cylinders of a spark-ignition engine; detonation resistance. It represents an essential technical characteristic evaluated by the octane number, guaranteeing optimal thermal efficiency and the protection of internal mechanical components.