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When yeast digests glucose in the absense of oxygen the end result is?

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When yeast digests glucose in the absense of oxygen the end result is?

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  1. Yeast in the presence of the enzyme zymase breaks down glucose to form ethanol, Carbondioxide and energy

    glucose  + yeast ( enzyme zymase) -------> ethanol + Carbondioxide +  energy


  2. lactic acid

  3. The answer is ethanol..as well as CO2 and heat..it's where beer comes from.

    Lactic acid is produced by humans in an anaerobic environment not yeast.
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