That would depend on the size and gender of the drinker, and how rapidly the drinks were consumed. It is possible to drink indefinitely and not reach that level if one drinks slowly enough.
Water does not eliminate alcohol from your blood, time does.
% volume
Nope. The blood alcohol level for being drunk in many places is 0.10. At Around 0.32 you will die from alcohol poisoning unless you are taken to a hospital. A level of 3.66 is totally impossible to achieve.
about 40 at 5% alcohol volume
It is variable according to many individual factors.
1 drink takes you over.
A normal blood serum alcohol level in most cases is zero, particularly if an individual has not consumed any alcohol. If alcohol has been consumed, the level can vary depending on the amount consumed and individual factors. In general, a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.08% is considered the legal limit for driving in many places.
== == Blood may contain alcohol shortly after you have been drinking. BUT it is out of the blood stream in 18 to 24 hours after your last alcohol drink. In a lab test, alcohol is expressed as so many parts per 100 milliliters of blood, as a percentage figure.
How do you trust what you read or hear? I find it so interesting how many people speak what they think but not what they know. The fact is Yes, it is possible. Tolerance has a lot to do with how high your blood alcohol level may get. We work with many people who easily surpass .40 . In fact we have had clients above a .70 . Just remember tolerence is not an ability but a liability. "No chance, you would be dead long before that. Drinkers take note!!!.At 0.2 you are well into the danger zone, some will die before 0.3 , and few will recover at 0.35 and then with serious brain damage.This about a quarter of the level of your question"
Driving while using a cell phone impairs a driver's ability equivalent to a driver with a blood alcohol level of 0.08%, which is the legal limit in many places.
About four to five, depending on the drinks. Perhaps less.
A breathalyzer measures the blood alcohol level from a single breath. These devices are commonly sold in many drugstores and can be purchase by anyone.