What directly causes dough to rise during fermentation by yeast?
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Correct answer: Bubbles of carbon dioxide
Step 1: Yeast breaks sugar in the absence of oxygen. Step 2: Alcohol and carbon dioxide are produced. Step 3: Carbon dioxide bubbles make the dough rise.
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Bubbles of carbon dioxide
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Step 1: Yeast breaks sugar in the absence of oxygen. Step 2: Alcohol and carbon dioxide are produced. Step 3: Carbon dioxide bubbles make the dough rise.
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This is a Class 10 Science question. Chapter: World of Living. Topic: Life Processes.
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