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a.  The production of carbon dioxide is important in bread-making because it is responsible for the rising of the dough and the formation of air pockets in the bread.

b.   The process occurring at G is fermentation, specifically alcoholic fermentation

c. The changes at G are caused by the activity of yeast or other microorganisms present in the dough.

d.  The microorganism involved in bread-making is yeast.

a. Because it causes the dough to rise and the creation of air pockets in the bread, carbon dioxide production is crucial while baking bread. Through the process of fermentation, which involves the breakdown of the dough's carbohydrates by yeast or other microbes, carbon dioxide is created as a byproduct. The dough expands as a result of the trapped carbon dioxide gas, giving the baked bread its light and airy quality.

(b) The process occurring at G is fermentation in particular  alcoholic fermentation where the yeast or other microorganisms metabolize the sugars in the dough and produce carbon dioxide and ethanol as byproducts.

The process occurring at H is the conversion of starch into maltose and glucose.

(c) These microorganisms uses the sugars in the dough as a source of energy and produce carbon dioxide and ethanol as metabolic byproducts. The carbon dioxide is responsible for the rising of the dough, while the ethanol evaporates during baking.

(d) The microorganism involved in bread-making is yeast and we know Yeast belongs to the group of organisms called fungi.

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Heliocentric model  represents the copernican model that is most similar to that of Aristarchus

Aristarchus of samos was an ancient greek astronomer who proposed that the Earth revolves round the Sun, suggesting a heliocentric model of the solar system. However, his model did not gain widespread acceptance during his time and the geocentric model prevailed for many centuries.

The heliocentric model later reintroduced and developed by NIcolaus Copernicus in the 16th century. Heliocentric model placed the sun at the center of the solar system, with the planets, including Earth, orbiting around it.

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