Fermentation
Students use an ethanol sensor to determine the ability of yeast to use different types of carbohydrates—sucrose and starch—for fermentation.
Grade Level: Advanced Placement • High School
Subject: Biology
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Standards Correlations
IB® Topics | AP® Topics |
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2.1; 2.8 | 2-1.A; 2-1.F; 2-1.G; 2-1.H; 2-1. |
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The PASPORT Ethanol Sensor measures the concentration of ethanol in a gas sample or in the vapor above a liquid. It is well-suited for both continuous recording and discrete measurements. For use with PASPORT Interfaces.
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