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The end products of fermentation in yeast are a. carbon dioxide and water b. glucose and oxygen c. carbon dioxide and alcohol d. alcohol and oxygen.

The end products of fermentation in yeast are a. carbon dioxide and water b. glucose and oxygen c. carbon dioxide and alcohol d. alcohol and oxygen.
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The end products of fermentation in yeast are

a. carbon dioxide and water
b. glucose and oxygen
c. carbon dioxide and alcohol
d. alcohol and oxygen.

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User Inmyth
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I think it C. Carbon Dioxide and Alcohol
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User Randy Howard
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Answer is ..........carbon dioxide and water........   letter ( A )
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