Do any bad-smelling compounds result from anoxic bacterial decomposition of ethanol?

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From: Radium
Date: Mon, 26 Jun 2006 22:59

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Hello:

What odorous chemicals do anaerobic bacteria [excluding the
acetic-acid-producing bacteria] produce when they feed on ethanol in an
oxygen-free environment? What do these compounds' odors resemble?


Thanks, 

Radium

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