22. The following experiment was set up to investigate whether energy is released by yeast cells. Solution in flask A and B were kept at 30°C during the experiment. 4. Thermometer Vacuum flasks Oil layer Distilled water Water + 10% Glucose solution +yeast Flask A Flask B a)Give the purpose of the oil layer'above b) State the purpose of flask

22. The following experiment was set up to investigate whether energy is released by yeast cells. Solution in flask A and B were kept at 30°C during the experiment. 4. Thermometer Vacuum flasks Oil layer Distilled water Water + 10% Glucose solution +yeast Flask A Flask B a)Give the purpose of the oil layer'above b) State the purpose of flask

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