Why does raising salinity cause sodium alginateyeast spheres to rise faster?

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Syed Nasir Abbas · Answer 1 · 2021-02-17T18:59:11+0000

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Because of increase in enzyme activity

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Increase in salt concentration of sodium alginate yeast can lead to an increase in enzyme reaction/activity, causing the yeast spheres to rise up faster to the surface.

Why does raising salinity cause sodium alginateyeast spheres to rise faster?

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