I am having an incredible difficult time understanding how to do this. This is for Measuring gas bubbles in terms of Ceullar Respiration for yeast fermentation. CELLULAR RESPIRATION YEAST FERMENTATIONINTRODUCTION LABORATORY SIMULATIONALab DataTime (min)020Net HeightChange(mm)Tube 1(Fructose)Tube 2Tube 3(Glucose) (Sucrose)CO₂ Bubble Height (mm)How to MeasureTube 4(Starch)- XTube 5(Water)METHODSN9RESET2 3MY NOTES ALAB DATASHOW LABELS532 Repeat measurement for tubes 2-5 byselecting ruler and move next to eachtube. Record each in Lab Data456PHASE 4Measure gas bubbleComplete the following steps:Select ruler and place next to tube 1.Measure starting height of gas bubble inrespirometer 1. Record in Lab DataSUBMITPlace respirometers in beaker of warmwater (32°C)Incubate respirometers in warm waterbath (32°C) for 20 minutesReturn respirometers to large test tuberackZoom in. Measure height of gas bubblesin respirometers. Record in Lab Data7 Calculate Net Height Change bysubtracting height at 0 minutes fromheight at 20 minutes. Record in Lab DataGO TO PHASE 5PHASES

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I am having an incredible difficult time understanding how to do this. This is for Measuring gas bubbles in terms of Ceullar Respiration for yeast fermentation.

CELLULAR RESPIRATION YEAST FERMENTATION
INTRODUCTION LABORATORY SIMULATION
ALab Data
Time (min)
0
20
Net Height
Change
(mm)
Tube 1
(Fructose)
Tube 2
Tube 3
(Glucose) (Sucrose)
CO₂ Bubble Height (mm)
How to Measure
Tube 4
(Starch)
- X
Tube 5
(Water)
METHODS
N
9
RESET
2 3
MY NOTES ALAB DATA
SHOW LABELS
5
3
2 Repeat measurement for tubes 2-5 by
selecting ruler and move next to each
tube. Record each in Lab Data
4
5
6
PHASE 4
Measure gas bubble
Complete the following steps:
Select ruler and place next to tube 1.
Measure starting height of gas bubble in
respirometer 1. Record in Lab Data
SUBMIT
Place respirometers in beaker of warm
water (32°C)
Incubate respirometers in warm water
bath (32°C) for 20 minutes
Return respirometers to large test tube
rack
Zoom in. Measure height of gas bubbles
in respirometers. Record in Lab Data
7 Calculate Net Height Change by
subtracting height at 0 minutes from
height at 20 minutes. Record in Lab Data
GO TO PHASE 5
PHASES

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