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What's the difference between bac (blood alcohol content) and bal (blood alcohol level)?
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BAL Vs BAC: Blood alcohol level (BAL) = Blood alcohol content (BAC) = Blood ethanol concentration. BAL is used to identify alcohol intoxication. BAL measures alcohol concentration in blood using mass per volume.
Answered 1/24/2017
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