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1. Hypothesis- During fermentation of sugar yeast produce CO2 and this CO2 gets accumulated at the top of the tube. The measurement of accumulated CO2 over a period of time will give the fermentation rate of the yeast.
2. Table sugar is made up of Sucrose which is a disaccharide. Sucrose is composed of 50% Glucose and 50% fructose. So they will be present at equimolar concentration.
3. Lactose is made up of Glucose and Galactose. Glucose and Galactose is present at equimolar concentration in lactose.
4. Independent variable- The variable of an experiment which does not depend on one another. Type of sugar used. The yeast condition in experimental and control sets.
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