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Result Explanation 1 T Flask # Ingredients yeast+water yeast+gluco Yeast+gluc se+water ose + No gas was collected in the balloon, or glucose as food for the fermentatio n to take 2 place. leading to no CO2 produced. The balloon actually was full of gas, and the yeast utilized the glucose and 3 n. water + boiling No gas was initially collected inside the balloon. The boiling yeast also did not ferment. produced leading to CO2 during no CO2 fermentatio produced. 4 Glucose+ Water There was no gas contained or collected in the ballon 5 Water, yeast and flour Conclusion:? I 7 Analysis: 1. What material was used in step 6 to trap the gas in each flask? 2. How was the gas dissolved from the balloon to the water? 3. How long did the experiment run to trap the gas? 4. What, specifically, do you predict might happen if the experiment ran for 72 hours?

Result Explanation 1 T Flask # Ingredients yeast+water yeast+gluco Yeast+gluc se+water ose + No gas was collected in the balloon, or glucose as food for the fermentatio n to take 2 place. leading to no CO2 produced. The balloon actually was full of gas, and the yeast utilized the glucose and 3 n. water + boiling No gas was initially collected inside the balloon. The boiling yeast also did not ferment. produced leading to CO2 during no CO2 fermentatio produced. 4 Glucose+ Water There was no gas contained or collected in the ballon 5 Water, yeast and flour Conclusion:? I 7 Analysis: 1. What material was used in step 6 to trap the gas in each flask? 2. How was the gas dissolved from the balloon to the water? 3. How long did the experiment run to trap the gas? 4. What, specifically, do you predict might happen if the experiment ran for 72 hours?

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1 Result Explanation No gas was Flask # Ingredients yeast+water yeast+gluco Yeast+gluc se+water ose + collected in the balloon, or glucose as food for the fermentatio n to take 2 place. leading to no CO2 produced. The balloon actually was full of gas, and the yeast 3 utilized the glucose and n. water + boiling No gas was initially The boiling yeast also did not ferment. produced leading to CO2 during no CO2 fermentatio produced. collected inside the balloon. 4 Glucose+ Water There was no gas contained or collected in the ballon 5 Water, yeast and flour Conclusion: ? I. Analysis: 1. What material was used in step 6 to trap the gas in each flask? 2. How was the gas dissolved from the balloon to the water? 3. How long did the experiment run to trap the gas? 4. What, specifically, do you predict might happen if the experiment ran for 72 hours?
Transcribed Image Text:1 Result Explanation No gas was Flask # Ingredients yeast+water yeast+gluco Yeast+gluc se+water ose + collected in the balloon, or glucose as food for the fermentatio n to take 2 place. leading to no CO2 produced. The balloon actually was full of gas, and the yeast 3 utilized the glucose and n. water + boiling No gas was initially The boiling yeast also did not ferment. produced leading to CO2 during no CO2 fermentatio produced. collected inside the balloon. 4 Glucose+ Water There was no gas contained or collected in the ballon 5 Water, yeast and flour Conclusion: ? I. Analysis: 1. What material was used in step 6 to trap the gas in each flask? 2. How was the gas dissolved from the balloon to the water? 3. How long did the experiment run to trap the gas? 4. What, specifically, do you predict might happen if the experiment ran for 72 hours?
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