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science fair project on different types of yeast


Question Posted Thursday February 7 2008, 9:24 pm

i am in 7 grade and am doing a science fair project on which yeast mixture rises the most ? i am so confused what to do isnt there only one kind of yeast? what do i have to for the experiment ? what do i do for the project ? where do i get yeast ? i hate cooking but my teacher wont change it . so what do i actually do for the whole projetc? can someone tell me what are the different kinds of yeats and actually tell me what yeast is and what should i do for the project ? is there any websites that arent long and boring about yeasts that i could look at that i wont fall asleep

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Ignatz answered Friday February 8 2008, 6:22 pm:
Okay, there are a lot of different types of yeasts. The stuff you get at the grocery store is bread yeast. There are other kinds of yeast used to make beer, wine, or even hard liquor. You can get these at any brewing supply store. (Most of them do mail-order, so if there isn't anything locally, you can just Google brewing supply.)

You'll need to talk to your teacher about the details of the project: you can do a simple one with bread yeast and molasses. Make solutions of water and molasses: one with 5 grams of molasses, one with 10 grams, and one with 15 grams. Put the mixtures in bottles (20 oz. soda bottles will work). Add the same amount of yeast to each one, then cover the neck of each bottle with a balloon. Let the bottles sit in a warm place, and see which balloon is biggest. Yeast eats sugar and produces alcohol and carbon dioxide. The more sugar the yeast has, the more CO2 it will produce. The only place it has to go is up into the balloon.

Again, work with your teacher to iron out the details.

Hope this helps.

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