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By : Carter Jacobs, Aira Daugherty, Sophia Kasper, and Erin Tobin

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C₆H₁₂O₆ → 2 C₂H₅OH + 2 CO

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Alcoholic Fermentation Diagram

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Alcoholic Fermentation Diagram

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Alcoholic Fermentation Video

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To begin we gathered eight test tubes and poured the four different substances, glucose, starch, sucrose, and water, into the smaller test tube at 3/4 full. We then poured one gram of yeast on top of the substance. After pouring the yeast in we topped off the test tube with water. Next, we needed to invert the mixture, by covering the top with our thumb and flipping the test tube. To further invert the substance we placed a larger test tube over the smaller one and flipped it over. Next, it was time to put the test tubes in the over. The heat from the oven will break down the molecules, specifically the sugar molecules, causing a release of carbon dioxide. This was represented by the smaller test tube rising out of the larger one in the oven.

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Graph

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