Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

---

Today I will show you how you can make CO2 bubbles visible under the microscope. By adding sugar to yeast, the yeast will start to respire and produce carbon dioxide. These bubbles can be seen under the microscope.

0:00: 🔬 Observing carbon dioxide bubbles produced by yeast cells under a microscope.
1:47: 🔬 Observing the fusion of yeast bubbles under a microscope.
3:44: 🔬 Observing yeast cells under a microscope and preparing them for observation.

#carbondioxide #yeast #microscope

🎈 SUPPORT - Become a Patron: patreon.com/microbehunter
🖂 NEWSLETTER - microbehunter.com/newsletter-signup
💻 WEBSITE - microbehunter.com

👜 AMAZON AFFILIATE SHOP - As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
US/World: amazon.com/shop/microbehunter
Canada: amazon.ca/shop/microbehunter
Germany/Europe: amazon.de/shop/microbehunter
UK/Europe: amazon.co.uk/shop/microbehunter

RECOMMENDED MICROSCOPY PRODUCTS (Affiliate links)
SW380T: amzn.to/3fB76c4
SW350T: amzn.to/3AjxE9G
SW200DL (introductory microscope): amzn.to/3MDP49E
Stereo: amzn.to/40w9wPp
Slides, Cover Glasses: amzn.to/3jvIJxt
Pipette: amzn.to/3Swm9ba