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explain the fermentation process and the reactions involved

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Fermentation is the process in which molecules such as glucose break down anaerobically [not requiring oxygen for growth]

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It can be further defined as that form of fermentation, characteristic of cells in general, in which the six-carbon sugar glucose is broken down into two molecules of the three-carbon organic acid, pyruvic acid (the nonionized form of pyruvate), coupled with the transfer of chemical energy to the synthesis of adenosine ...

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