What chemical reaction occurs during anaerobic respiration in yeast?

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Kanishk Rajesh answered this

This is the equation with the reaction during anaerobic respiration in yeast:-

Glucose (without using oxygen) ------------ Alcohol + Carbon dioxide + Energy.

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Dharini Patel answered this

C6H12O6 —— 2C2H5OH + 2CO2
glucose -- ethanol + carbon dioxide

Soveet Nayak answered this

glucose is broken down and lactic acid and co₂is released
which is used to make wine

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Yashvardhan Singh answered this

the process of anaerobic respiration in yeast is:

the glucose is broken down to form energy which is taken by the organism. Ethyl Alcohol or Alcohol, Carbon Dioxide and Water are also formed. Yeast are used to produce wine and beer as they produce Ethyl Alcohol which is used in wines and beers.

Mansi Agrawal answered this

glucose [without use of oxygen] =alcohol/lactic acid + carbon dioxide + energy

Cherish answered this

reaction of anaerobic resperation

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Raj answered this

c6h12o6 gives

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Zeeshan Doja answered this

They live without oxygen. In their cells, glucose is broken into alcohol and carbon dioxide without using oxygen, to give energy. This process is called respiration.