1) What is the importance of the Control Group in the Yeast and Sugar Balloon Experiment? 2) Write out the general summary equation for alcohol fermentation below using the formula for glucose; label the substrates and the products in this equation. 3) Research: Initial background about yeast and fermentation- write a few sentences about yeast and fermentation based on what you know. In what situations do humans use yeast for fermentation?

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