Across
- 2. there are this many carbon atoms on each side of the fermentation chemical equation
- 3. yeast is not an animal, plant or bacteria, but a ___
- 5. what yeast eat
- 6. anything that is dissolved in water, a water base
- 10. another beverage that requires fermentation, nonalcoholic
- 12. there are this many carbon atoms on each side of the fermentation chemical equation
- 13. this is how many sugar molecules you start with in the chemical equation
- 14. this is a product of fermentation
- 17. a fungal infection, not caused by yeast, but common in teens who do sports
- 20. this food product uses fermentation
- 21. this is how many alcohol molecules you end wit in the chemical equation
- 25. the skinny glass tube we use to do our reaction in
- 26. these are the materials we end with in an experiment
- 28. a beverage that requires fermentation, contains alcohol
- 30. the suffix that means sugar
- 31. there are this many hydrogen atoms on each side of the fermentation chemical equation
- 32. the water needed to be ___ to get fermentation to start
Down
- 1. how we measured how much gas is produced in fermentation
- 4. how we captured the gas in fermentation
- 7. another word for sugar
- 8. a product of fermentation
- 9. carbon dixoide makes bubbles, this means it is a ___
- 11. the graduated cylinder got warm yesterday, this indicates a ____ reaction
- 15. this is how many carbon dioxide gas molecules you end with in the chemical equation
- 16. the "O" in our chemical equations is this element
- 18. yeast is one cell big
- 19. a yeast infection common to babies
- 22. the "C" in our chemical equations is this element
- 23. the glass cup looking thing we use to mix things in, carry things, ect.
- 24. the "H" in our chemical equations is this element
- 27. these are the materials we start with in an experiment
- 29. another fungal infection, not caused by yeast, that is spread by close contact
