Bakers who want to be sure their yeast is alive proof it. They test the yeasts viability by putting a bit of it in warm water with some sugar. If the yeast is alive, bubbles will appear in the mix. What gas in the bubble and how is it formed?

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Bakers who want to be sure their yeast is alive proof it. They test the yeasts viability by putting a bit of it in warm water with some sugar. If the yeast is alive, bubbles will appear in the mix. What gas in the bubble and how is it formed?

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