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I plan to break yeast's dormancy by using a lot of heat
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Farhat A.
ReplyDeleteI think hot water,salt,sugar,and flour will break its dormacy
I think adding water to the yeast will make it wake up
ReplyDeleteJohn K
I think that hot water, sugar, and CO2 will make yeast active
ReplyDeleteAlex
I plan to use air, heat, water, and light.
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I plan to use air(Air Bubbles), heat, and water to break the yeast.
ReplyDeleteOlivia G.
I think it would take heat and carbon dioxide to make a chemical reaction to wake the yeast up
ReplyDelete-Zachary
To break yeast dormancy is to add flour, and hot water.
ReplyDeleteBrock Chang
I think that heat ,water, and for some reason, soil would wake the yeast.
ReplyDelete- Deniz T
I think sugar, hot water and minerals will break its dormancy because I believe it may react with a food source
ReplyDeleteDrew S.
I think that sugar is the main thing that makes yeast grow, I will use sugar and water -Savannah Kezmoh
ReplyDeleteI think you will need hot water and co2 to break yeast dormancy.
ReplyDeleteAllen
i think water and sugar will help.
ReplyDeletejessica f.
I think that for the yeast to break out of dormancy it'll need heat, air, and time
ReplyDeletesebastian
I think we need hot liquid and a carbohydrate to release the chemical in yeast and activate it.
ReplyDeleteRohan M
The yest will break out of dormancy by using flour, air, and heat.
ReplyDeleteGaurav singh
I think we need hot, salty water to break the yeast dormancy.
ReplyDelete-Surya
I polan to break yeast's dormancy by adding hot water.
ReplyDelete-Keegan