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What is Which of the following is used for preservation of alcohol? and explain in detail?
(Sodium fluoride)

Sodium fluoride is a useful preservative in a suspected case of alcohol poisoning.
It is done with mixing 10 mL of blood with potassium oxalate & sodium fluoride (enzyme inhibitors)
for suspected alcohol poisoning.
A preservative (sodium fluoride, 0.5 -2% weight by volume) should be added after collecting a vitreous humour sample for ethanol analysis in postmortem toxicology cases.
Gastric contents can be stored in saturated salt solution.