Fermentation

Dr. Kiki talks about how fermentation works, not just in creating alcoholic beverages that people enjoy, but also inside humans. Watch as she whips up some home made ginger ale at the end of the episode!

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• food
• science
• education
• learning
• fermentation
• alcohol
• ginger ale

[Ellie21408]

It's like Legally Blonde in biochemistry...

[kejikujjo]

this is way better than my textbook that sounded like a foreign language book

[sammytonjes]

This video is so good! totally explained fermentation for me :) I will be sharing this for sure. THANKS!

[MyLulu8]

Her silliness keeps me awake and makes science look very interesting! =D

[andrewnolch]

what is she on?

[TheWhisleblower]

@tallmanwill Rust is iron oxide, Tetanus is caused by bacteria known as Clostridium tetani, which is commonly found in soil, dust and animal faeces. Because of its presence in soil and manure, gardeners and others who work in agriculture are particularly at risk for exposure to this bacteria it does not live in rust.

[holycow343]

well that was corny

[cliffsasexybeast]

mmmmmmm...tangy ;)

[TheWhisleblower]

I'm sorry but Tetanus does not live in rust please get your facts right!

[Nextito40]

well I think the video gives a good introduction to fermentation, so guys dont be lazy if you want to know more about it in a more " technical" and biochemistry way, dont be lazy and read it in a book, I recommend Lehninger