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Meghna Thapar 5 years, 6 months ago
As the yeast cells metabolize the sugar, they release carbon dioxide gas. The build up of carbon dioxide gas in the bottle causes the balloons to inflate. For yeast to be active, it needs to be warm and moist. That's why we added lukewarm water and placed the bottle in more warm water. As the yeast continued to react, it converted more and more sugar into carbon dioxide gas. This gas was trapped in the balloon, making it inflate
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