1. What is the preferred energy source of the all cells? 2. What types of sugars are being used in each tube (monosaccharide, disaccha etc)? -. What effect should temperature have on the fermentation reactions? . What does CO2 indicate in these tubes? . What do you think the additives do? What effect will they have?

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