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In alcoholic fermentation, two molecules of glucose produce ethanol and CO2 respectively
In alcoholic fermentation, two molecules of glucose produce ethanol and CO2 respectively
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Alcoholic fermentation
Alcoholic fermentation is performed by the yeasts in the absence of oxygen during which carbon dioxide and alcohol is released.
One glucose molecules produces 2 pyruvate molecules after glycolysis. Each pyruvate molecule produces an ethanol molecule and a CO2 molecule.
Therefore, 2 molecules of glucose will produce 4 ethanol molecules and 4 CO2 molecules.
Final Answer:
(c) 4+4
Alcoholic fermentation
Alcoholic fermentation is performed by the yeasts in the absence of oxygen during which carbon dioxide and alcohol is released.
One glucose molecules produces 2 pyruvate molecules after glycolysis. Each pyruvate molecule produces an ethanol molecule and a CO2 molecule.
Therefore, 2 molecules of glucose will produce 4 ethanol molecules and 4 CO2 molecules.
Final Answer:
(c) 4+4
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