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Repeat steps 16.a. to 16.e. until you have done the water displacement test for each of the five balloons.

Repeat steps 3–17 two more times so that you have done a total of three trials. Each time be sure to record your results in your data table for the correct trial number. Figure 1. This image shows what individual yeasts look like using a powerful microscope. These are specifically baker's yeast ( Saccharomyces cerevisiae). Add 2 tbsp. of salt to bottle #3. How do you think increasing the environment's salinity will affect yeast fermentation?If the pan becomes full of water before the balloon is completely submerged, go on to step 16.d. and then repeat steps 16.b. to 16.d. until you can completely submerge the balloon. Adjust the temperature of the hot water coming from the tap until it is almost too hot to hold your hands under. Use this temperature water to fill the pot.

Now you are ready to measure the amount of CO 2 gas inside each balloon with a water displacement test. To do this, do the following: Carefully tie a length of string tightly around the base of each balloon to seal the balloon so that any gas inside cannot escape. When the balloon is tightly sealed, remove it from the bottle top, being very careful not to loosen the string or allow any air to escape from the balloon. For example, if the balloon for bottle #2 displaced 950mL in trial 1, 800mL in trial 2, and 1200mL in trial 3, then the average water displaced for #2 would be 983mL (since 950mL + 800mL + 1200mL = 2950mL, and 2950mL ÷ 3 = 983mL).

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Take one of the balloons and slowly dunk it into the large pot of water. Water should spill out and go into the pan that the large pot is sitting in. Dunk the balloon until it is completely submerged.

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How do you think increasing the salinity will affect the ability of yeasts to carry out fermentation? What about making the environment more basic or more acidic? To measure how well the yeasts carry out fermentation, you will use balloons to trap the CO 2 gas released by the yeasts during fermentation. To measure how much CO 2 is in each balloon you will then submerge each under water and use water displacement to measure how much space each balloon takes up. Which condition(s) will cause the formation of the most CO 2 gas and the most active fermentation? Terms and Concepts Sugar and vinegar: The vinegar in this condition will decrease the environment's pH, making it more acidic. R. Fogel. (November 13, 2006). Fun Facts About Fungi. Utah State University. Retrieved July 14, 2021. Another environmental condition that can affect the activity of yeast and the process of fermentation is temperature. Prepare several bottles using the same conditions. Now place each bottle in a different place with a different temperature. After one hour, measure the amount of gas produced and compare.Sugar: This condition will be your positive control because it will have the sugar that yeasts need to eat and carry out fermentation. Latex balloons, around 9 to 12 inches inflated size (5). These may be found at discount and/or party-supply stores, or through online suppliers such as You could try this science project again but instead of comparing salt, baking soda, and vinegar, you could try comparing different types of sugars or sugars from different sources, such as from various juices. Sugar and baking soda: The baking soda in this condition will increase the environment's pH, making it more basic.